BOROUGH WATERING.
• (To.-t-iu^'Editor of, the Herald.) I • feir,—Now that th& summer is coming I would like to suggest that the Councilhave some deflriite system of street water- < iliy. ■-A:l ■ present it-seems, liajjliazard, for< after ■ a vbry dtisty mornmg 1 every dile In town is ringing up to Know, .where tile ■ water cart is, then at one o'clock It appears and lays the dust and tho wlhd j might die away aiu^. at 6 p.m., when ! business' is over, • tkto<?r.oads are saturated. • It was so last Friday. ■ The Council seem to think there 'is'-'nV; need: for watering! unless it is blowing a gale. This is not' the case, for every 5 niotor on dry day»., raises'as much dust as'a moderate gale, f Now, Bui we need the cart out every dry day nofc-latm- than 8 o'clock, otherwise all the. cleaning of'6liops. |s-"tlirbwft away. -YoiifßV etfe., : . -. SHO^KiSE^EIi. ,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15316, 11 September 1920, Page 8
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145BOROUGH WATERING. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15316, 11 September 1920, Page 8
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