WHICH DAY?

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12881, 30 April 1913, Page 4

WHICH DAY?

A PLEA FROM IMARTO:

SERIOUS LOSS FOR -WA^Gj

PREDICTED.

(From Our Traveiling BepoH •:■ .*:■ :,■■■■ ...v MABTQN/alpri

cTTie keen interest, being.'wi the ppji on, the hal| hpliday ■ qx jte"about .on a. par, wi£E the pro tissue, at .the .general .election^,,< ; through the ; c6untry the' result eagerly (awaited. At Pftlnierstp is a dread that Saturday wjll be .jn tW.Manawatu centre; and"^ day in FeUding, which,'of co'urae be vital to the best interests ]o ",'ersto'h. At, Wanganui); it %Jeera ;a pretty open quesiiohvlrat, per ;I■ will be surprised if ;^the weel iv at; ;eitheT! ; ,pJ^ce: I. t^ast.-.' /'ventured to- give opinions on 't Jter as-expressed by;:farQK'r^. at Marton I Was 'assured ilhsti nui business folk stood 10 .t«su£ s "deal of Marton. and 'districtl^" t v-biKg;: v^.yia| ; : :^^^}-;on^|a'd^^&fOTnied;™fe^ ,:!u,r;(lky:s3beinß:-:a- i:;day'! hft- forf fifi|f< S^sl^bli:OT||bl^ ytool^^^;^ ; >fiUeil;liiy i -"")iwi^:S^v'J6il4 ¥C-y«P?i3P possibly'get/iniir the city of tli Coast on any other day.; The the people like going; to Ti^anp preference': to Palmerston. and business pjeople.wtfWd^nlr^fihli Already it was something consi and speaking for herself and mi ers, she hoped the WanganjTi would not be so foolish as to dHi to Palmerston because a~fmm young fellows/placed sport be olso Several others expressed opinions, and. business men twh with Wahganu: also regard t] being contrary to the best iute tho town. "However," said 01 ness man of acuman. "it is thi I .oral, not mine, if they carry : A school teacher also said t big army of country teachers make Wanganui their rendeiivc week-end shopping have not- be en into account, and -et thei with stationers, drapers, etc , i item: The problem is cerfcaii that deserves more than a rainfe sidtration. '