TRAMWAYS CONVERSION.
c IV .. 10 TH , EDITOR. sir,— regard to your remarks on the above subject it should be borne in mind that the present company have an unexpired lease of over seven years, while the City Council are debarred from doing anything that can end in any practical or useful result without the consent of those most immediately concerned, viz., the ratepayers and inhabitants ot this city, and of some not very Eirp - - th members of par''•J™?"'; v S , 1 ? 1 e l - of ou . r wise ( ? ) men have decided that all discretion shall be withheld laT in -J thl ? municipality. This may look .(ike reiteration, but it is a fact that in all matters affecting the welfare and ad--2I 1? of these best interests of this community the people must be first dealt with. 1 am, etc., • Pbogbess.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10410, 7 April 1897, Page 6
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