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Southland Times, Issue 12121, 29 April 1908, Page 4

A Suggestion (To the Editor.) Sir,—There is n small sheet of water in the town belt between Ne.ss and Vthan streets south which might with i-ery little expense be made a source if great pleasure to the rising generation. At present it is botli unsightly mil insanitary, but if the old tins and trees planted near it. and perhaps a <eat. placed there, it would make a l>retty little pond where children could -ail their boats. As it is there is no >lace at this end »[ the town where :hey can safely indulge in this innocent md popular amusement. Would it not >e worth while for some of the City Fathers to give the matter a little atentiori and so earn the gratitude of lie young folks V - We are. etc., TWO NURSERY MAIDS.

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