A CRY FOR JUSTICE.

Evening Star, Issue 12964, 8 November 1906, Page 2

A CRY FOR JUSTICE.

IL» THE F.DITOn, Sir, Thr * Kvenir.g Star’ is no doubt satisfied now. after iu> Icadimr articles and advov."<* iMinnuii «ah the Albany street soap works while the proprietor was lighting for dear life with City Council, petitions, and the Harbor Eoa.nl. That he has six months' noiir? to remove Ids premises. But it is not muea cor.sohition to the proprietors of similar and much hirircr works to know thai their via vs arc also numbered, and the ‘ Evcniu: f.iar* cannot now sit still auj ho satisfir’d kibiny the small man and Iraving the Far Man to pursue his obnoxious ajilinjl nearer the centre ot our beautiful t*ity. It we ate imm-: lo have thr. Fity entirely rcsir denrial, bv all mo-uis let- its have it, hul dou t rrmcvv otic evil to In a tar greater one reir.air.. The Citv Councii, alter -inspecting these works several tutus, granted the proprietor hi< ]>cnnii. to build, in spite of one cu‘ the ;m tnbers ot that body up a petition against these works, because ho happened u> have built several houses r-juml thoie recently. Why didn't the mcmh.:s ef the Harbor Board. ;is agreed on at a merlin., make an inspection also before condemning them? A groves injustice has bren done tit the proprietor of these works, who terms u> mo to have been selected bs-can.-m ho Impious t*> bo in a small way, Hopiiu: m'hk 1 utilcr pen than mine will lake tliis mattir un in the interest* of the manufacturing vonmuiuiiy —I am, etc.. J USTICIS.