DOG SHOW IN VIVIAN-STREET.
■—■—■•■'♦■■ "■' •'— TO TBB «BtTOB. Sir,— 'Surely occupants of houses in the vicinity of the above are entitled ( to come consideration from the municipal authorities that would ettsnre them being able to have their sleep at night nndisturbed by the howling and barking of a ninltitmte of dogs? If such chows are nece«&sry they should be held in some isolated spot ne&r the wharf, where the dogs could howl and bark to their hearts' content without causing annoyance. Failing this, the owners of the animals should be compelled to remove them from the hall each evening before 10 o'clock. -""I am, etc., INFERNO. 22nd August, 1911.
Warner's rust-proof cor.«»fcs are the Most inpspensivc coi*ets a. woman can wear.— Ad\t. Messrs. J. W. firoithnaile and Co. will sell hf auction to-moi'i'ovt. at 2 p.m., a cpneoticn of household furniture and cart laintn. .
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 46, 23 August 1911, Page 7
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143DOG SHOW IN VIVIAN-STREET. Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 46, 23 August 1911, Page 7
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