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"DOGS.”

[to the editor.] .. . Sir, —The dog nuisance of this town is getting past a joke and. our Borough Council seems to take no notice of all tlxe mongrels that parade bur streets. What is the reason"? .. . Ai’e" they afraid of offending their supporters who keep little poodles or is it an bVer- , sight ? There are three huhiJr&i’ pounds outstanding alone in dog tkx yet we hear them preaching economy. You will often read in tire papers of the Council discussing rates owing by a poor ratepayer, yet six hundred dogs are allowed to wander about ofir streets, thieving meat and killiiig sheep, lambs, fowls, cats, etc.,- And not paying a penny to the revehiie of the up-keep of our Borough. * You will agree with me, Sir, that. 1 have just cause for complaint. Bast wefik 1 had four lambs killed and .this w6ek five and several ewes. Hftd the Councillors done their duty afid 5 compelled owners of dogs make tlieiir pets wear collars it would have given ; rfie an opportunity to find the owner and. get redress - Have we a dog .tax collector ? If so what is he doiilg. I am, etc. : "V E. J. SMTTft. . At the meeting of the Charitable/Aid Board this afternoon an applicant-' for charitable aid said that he was old-enough to receive the old-age pension, but some difficulty had been experienced in getting' the date of his birth. Air Russell,sai'd/it was time that the Old Age Pension Act should be amended so as (o' make The regulations as to date of birth less stringent. Other members thoroughly agreed, with Mr Russell’s remarks. Air Campbell said that he had known the applicant "in the present case for over forty years and he was sure that he was well over the stipulated age. Photographic snaps. We are overstocked in several lines and are offering them at reduced prices to clear.- Here are a few: Paget Prize Self-toning P.G.Rpostcards Is a packet; Gravura gaslight post cards Is a packet; Ilford P.O.P. }i all sizes, 9d a packet; Velox paper,: all sizes, 9d a packet; Primus P.0.P., post cards 6d a packet; Imperial dry plates size 5x4, only 1/6 a packet. These price s hold good for the month of October only, so now is your chance of securing bargains. Call and inspect at B. Dixon’s, Tainni Street- —Advt.. -,v-' Keep a bottle of Steams’ Wine of. Cod Liver Extract at the office—refreshing and invigorating —revives your lost enerjsty after a strenuous day of important meetings. Prompt and effective. —Advt. jQ. If your dealer does not stock Paj»rb* coal, ring up ’Phone 199. The ideal house coal. Clean. Bootless and ecchd-n-iJ-nl —Adirf. 'V* If you get a chill, with sore throat and tightness of the chest, don’t wflit , until yon are laid up, but tackle it vskli “Nazol.” which grips it quicker/ and. more effectually than most remedies;;*Sold everywhere. 1/6 ner bottle of - ft} r

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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 October 1911, Page 5

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"DOGS.” Greymouth Evening Star, 11 October 1911, Page 5

"DOGS.” Greymouth Evening Star, 11 October 1911, Page 5

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