NOW WINTER'S COME!
(To the Editor.) . Sir,—What is the reason, I .wonder, why the' Council do not bore a few holes in the railway footbridge and allow some of our delightful weather to trickle through? It’s apparent that none of our councillors live in Glaudclands and use the narrow way six times a day like I have to. It's not so. much my rheumatism I’m thinking of, but \ye must consider what our floating visitors will think. They don’t like having to use waders when they’re not “floating,” and they will talk, you know.-—I am, etc., STILTS. River Road, June-15,-1923. P.S. —I don’t mind donating an old gimlet if it will help.
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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15270, 21 June 1923, Page 6
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