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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16848, 26 September 1922, Page 4

“If we do not see any headway in the next- few weeks I and several others are voting for Greater Christchurch where we hope to get something done.” was the threat held over the heads of the Waimairi County Combed by two residents 9of Proctor Street whose letter, complaining of the riiate of the footpaths in this street, riune before the meeting of the •yesterday. The letter, which was dated September _ 14. stated that as the weather that week had been bad tho residents of the street were unable to ueer the footpaths. They hoped the council had not forgotten its promise jto do the work. Proctor Street had about the worst footpaths in Papamii. The letter concluded: “ Loftus Street and several other streets have the oxide and why can’t we? ” “I move | that we have this work done at once, ’ said Mr C. E. Cross jokingly, amidst laughter. It was decided to inform I the writers of the letter that arrangei mente were in hand to have tho work promised in Proctor Street done.