THE DOG NUISANCE
< To the .Editor. Sir, —I am pleased to see, through the medium of your valuable" paper, a complaint from a resident m Cox street about the dog nuisance. I have illness m my house and not a day or night passes, but the dogs are continually round the house barking and fighting. At midnight only two nights ago a dog stood under a bedroom window and howled for a considerable time. The' howling was such tha-t my children became quite alarmed,; and it was then my intention, if it occurred ■; again, to complain to the police, and surely the constable living m the same street cannot be deaf to these dog n&ises. I therefore trust that, through the means of this correspondence, the own.ers of dogs m this street will keep them m their proper place or'they must put up with the consequences if. the nuisance continues. I may say that if it wag $0$ for my work compelling my abao^ee. from home at night, the dogs would have given my house a very wide., berth, ere- this. , ANOTHER RESIDENT, i
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7814, 5 June 1909, Page 2
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184THE DOG NUISANCE Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7814, 5 June 1909, Page 2
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