The Archive · 1900

WHERE IS THE TRAFFIC INSPECTOR?

To the Editor of the "Nonra-Cmsa Day News."

Sin,—It might prove a benefit to a large portion of the community and ratepayers, if the Traffic Superintendent could be induced to leave the delights of the Bund ud Maloo and for once explore that dismal and eogested thoroughfare the even Road." It would be a novelty to the Trattie Superintendent as a new district, ud would afford him ample opportunity for contemplation of a trafic thas sorely needs control and superintendence. T make frequent use of the Szechuen Road, and can speak feelingly about the disgraceful santo in which it is allowed to continue day after Never once have [seen the Traffic Inspector there; and indeed it is a very tare sight to seo a constable of any kind on duty in the Szechuen Road except at the of the Nanking, Kiukiang, and w Roads, where they hive special tionary duty.

To day the steam roller ithe Szechuen Road at narrowest. part, between the Nanking and yet there was not a constable Loke many other obi resident interested in securing an efficient Telopluane terview, T feel that the Council would not taking the Rutepayens a little ante in their confidence, Lain, ete., Rateraven. 17th February, een that ess, al quickly they took adv of the opportunity Tam, eie., Discustep Rarevaver, 19th February.

To the Edlitur of the ice turns out unsatisfactory, as indeed it must if Ts, 6,000 stated inthe prospectus is teen

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