HEALTH WEEK
TO THI EDITOR,
Sir, —Although you are being mere than, generous with your space in assisting "Health Week," I trust that you will find a corner for two "kicks." The first relates to the fruiterer barrowmen, and is a matter o£ moment.. Understand that not so very long ago the condition was imposed that all fruit sold from barrows should be protected by glaes. That this condition is more honoured in the. breach than by the observance thereof must be apparent to all; pot only are the glass slides invariably open, but each and every stall is bedecked and festooned with strings of fruit all exposed ;to flying dust and Tefuse. Whose duty is it to see that the conditions of license are carried out, and why is it not done?
My second "kick" concerns the building on the corner of Lambton quay and FeatheTston street. This building (presumably an out-building of the Government Printing Office) requires attention. Recently ; the Government Buildings were painted. . Could not the powers that be put a few men on to tidy up this spot?—l am, etc.,
"LOOKER-ON."
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 81, 3 October 1923, Page 9
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185HEALTH WEEK Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 81, 3 October 1923, Page 9
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