To the Editor of the "Norta-Cuina Dairy News."
Sin—Now that a Traffic Court has been opened at the Mixed Court and manslaughter charges have been tried in another Court we Ratepayers look to the Council, through the Public Works Department, to eliminate as far as possible any danger spots. In the first place I would draw attention the condition of the Vu Yuen Road; a comparatively new road all too narrow. but which has two danger spots caused by pieces of protruding land.
The surface of the road is rotten, there is no other word, it has about: a half of its width metalled, in places, the other half soft or supposely so, but no horseman cin use it as it is far more uneven than rugged count#; path. The traffic on this road is enormous and the ruts where the metalled portion joins the unmade are an absolute danger.
The corner of the Seymour Bubblingwe'l Roads has a dangerous curve on the south side and a portion of the land forming part of the old Dallas Stables should be immediately taken in and the road widened.
There are other points showing the folly of previous Councils too many to mention, and I consider it is up to the ratepayers to instruct
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