To the Editor: of the "Norra-Cuina Dairy News."
Sir,—Now that the riding season has started and plenty of men go for their early morning rides it becomes very noticeable that the liding roads are not being kept good order When the ground is hard from want of rain we see colies scratching ineffectually at the hard sur face, presumably by order of the PW.D. under the impression that they are making a Soft road. those same coolies were given other work during the dry weather and turned out to rake the riding roads when they have been made soft by previous Tain, nice riding roads should be obtained at no extra cost to the Council instead of hard mud tracks full of holes, which at present is their usual condition.
Ten years ago these roads used
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