Complaints hare been received sof annovance caused by the Tramway Board's grinder on the Fendalton Road being employed at night. It has been decided to do the work in the daytime, but this will necessitate the tramway service being brokerr. \\ hue the grinder is at work, passengers will have to transfer from one car to another. This policy is not always possible on routes with a more frequent service than the one on the Ferula.ton extension line. When the question came before the Tramway Board yesterday. Mr D. Sykes asked why-con-sideration in that respect was given to Fendalton but not to a workingmen's district. The chairman said that the arrangement could be made only where there was an infrequent timetable.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18187, 21 June 1927, Page 14
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