ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT.
G 0. Greenwood—Tho rainfall between October 24th and 31st-was .3"in. CRACKERS AT CHRISTMAS. TO THB BDITOE OF '"TIIR PEEM." Sir,—May I, through your columns, briefly but earnestly aek the city and suburban police to strictly carry out the by-law re. letting off crackers and other abominations in the streets during; the Christmas and New Year festivities, and not wait until some fearful and fatal ' accident results therefrom. \Vhether or no, may this be a warning to the" larrikins who would certainly not relish spending their Christmas or New Year's aay in the lock-up.—Yours etc., PREVENTION.
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14546, 24 December 1912, Page 6
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