Correspondence

Tuapeka Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6221, 16 December 1914, Page 3

Correspondence

(To the Editor.) TUAPEKA COUNTY ROADS. Sir,—The unfortunate capsizing oi a large motor lorry in the gorge between ttaes Junction and Stono House at once raises in the minds oi the ratepayers who have to use the main roads, the question as to when (since now is tho time) the County Engineer is going to make a start in filling' ( up some of the gullies that are only too frequent in the Lawrence-Roxburgh and .EdievaleRaes Junction portions of loading within the Tuupeka County. Has the engineer no definite scheme to work on ? If not, will Mr Edie admit that the whole question is beyond his capacity to deal with and ask the County Council to grant him outside assistance so that a scheme may be determined on to have the necessary work carried out ? For practically live months of the year the residents of Roxburgh and Millers Flat district have an almost impossible highway. I cannot imagine that Mr Edie feels proud of the result of his works but probably he has a reply which clears his conscience. As a ratepayer I should like to have his views.—Yours faithfully, FRED. GEO. DUNCAN.

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