TRAM CONCESSION CARDS.
Sir, —We are informed that owing to abuses of the privilege, the sale of 'all. day tram tickets has been discontinued. Seemingly honest people think it no crime to rob a board or a corporation, but tfc© honest will suffer for the sins of those'
whose conscience is erratic. Why not do now as the company did under private con. trol ? With much cheaper fares and better services it found the issuing of annual tickets a sound financial proposition, and paid rates to the city and a share of profits, and dividends to its shareholders., The board would gjt the use of the money for 12 months free of interest, and the users of these tickets would travel mostly at a time when traffic is lightest. Traveller.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20722, 15 November 1930, Page 14
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