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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14160, 30 November 1916, Page 9

Sir, — The^lettei* m Tue'sdkV's ' issue of the Herald signed' o<f;tlte Grateful Ones," was to say f thei least of. it a most amusing one. It, accused all\the; former writers- on the - subject b'f ' 'adversely criticising what , has beenvdone r which, is quite a mistake. The criticsm \in the corrcspondpttice. is; levelled at what; is about to be/done^yi^,, the; 1 erection of a tea kiosk. Enoiiglr • has been ; said about the undesirab,ili'ty'-bf.- > - a- tea 'kiosk *m the immcdiatc.;Mjei?hb6r j bpod .of „ '.a. .....bathing shed. \\:liilatT : thibtqugiily;' .appreciating' the provisiorr alve^'dy v eiistirr?,- Uie point to be emphasised .•.■is^the-nneect of increased bathing ' accorhrnoda'tion, -the ; present boms; totally inadequate! ' ■ 'Oyercrowdii/lg apart from being; inconvenient, is not' in thpi interests of the public • health and welfare. • ' : "Grateful ■One'?'', 'admits ''itwould bt> . nice to vhave K more ' cubicles." Everyone must admit -this, then why a tea room? '^-Tn conclusion let- me say that many point.? of -objection against tne present project : were bi-oTjght, out m the previous letters which I venture to | affirm. Mr • Editor, cannot be satisfactorily met by "One of the Oratefnl : .One.s." — T amp 'etc. v • ,-: NAUTILUS.