SOUTH OAMARU DISTURBANCES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10967, 6 January 1912, Page 1

SOUTH OAMARU DISTURBANCES.

To the Editor. ■ ■ / • Sir,—AYith ■ vo ar kind, permission: I. .again will use a little space in your i valuable "paper..- "Resident N. 2" says ; ; af ilawould only take a. walk through-the.: township.l would have,my eyes.opened, i-'&would--like-to-impress upon. '-'Resident, i<Nos 2?'. -that 1 have. exceptionally .good: eyesight and am not in the babit, like; •some'; correspondents, of -seeing double. -, i No. 2" must suffer from a-.<. Ivweak.ilieartr He has lived, be in ; I-South Oamaru tor 20 years and; lias.sgen. •the- disturbances complained of happen; ;at..different intervals, yet during allithat time lie has- not been able,to. pluck - 'Up enough-.courage-to jnake public what. :has been but waits till.some., casual, visitor, comes- .on tlie .scene. Healso be.aware of the fact that-the; -'town-belt: residents have no -Occasion:to: pass through the', township, to get.-.to, itlieir :• respective, homes, . and , I: hardly,think it fair that they, as. w.ell as,other, -respectable residents, should .be. ;con-j •demned becanse r.one.oi' .t-ivq; others* pre-[ -feri'to "be" in". •-a - troublesome ~m60d." Thanking.vou for. publishing-tlie above,] —I am, etc., -RESIDENT. , South Oainaru, Jan. 6th. r