Correspondence. Sackville Tramway. [To the Editor.]
SIR,—In dealing with the letters re above question in your last issue, I have a pleasanter task than I have yet had in connection with this matter ; it is true that…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1906
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The Sackville Tramway. [To the Editor.]
SIR,—A peaceful man has entered the field in Mr Freame. He advises moderation, and to abstain from abuse, &c. Mr Freame is correct about the beauties of the river…
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The result of the Shire elections was forecasted fairly well round here as far as A Riding was concerned. It was expected that Mr Anderson would be returned and a…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Correspondence. The Sackville Tram Controversy. (To the Editor,)
SIR,—In replying briefly to your contributors, G.C.J., C,K. and Mr H. N. Bowd: Judging from their remarks and by the long letter I have received fiora another esteemed correspondent, a peaceful…
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Rain is badly needed. The corn is parched, fruit is falling off, and there is not much grass or water for stock. Mrs and Miss Anderson, we understand,…
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THE Sackville tramway agitators are now endeavouring to entice the Lower Portlanders to "bury the hatchet" for awhile, and insist in barracking for the Sackville tram, until the said…
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SIR,—In one of his letters on the above subject G.C.J. remarked that we had not yet "skinned the tail of the subject." I take it that M.J.W. in your last issue wags…
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As the festive season approaches, we are, brought more and more face to face with the fact, that Xmas as a time of rejoicing is, in a great measure, a thing of the past…
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