OTHER LAWS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 281, 24 September 1889, Page 2

OTHER LAWS.

The other day a respected; of this town narrated a grievance for whioh at present. } owih# ] io the mysteries surrounding ott* AotkJwwas unable*' to : obtain b !ren_edf. The Burgess lives' .httheheittrt of the town, and has the sect on faciug a parallel street backing on-io hf&seotion. The hack ieighbotir^ ,stfeJ other day killed a horse tin& tfarelessly hurled it at the: &_& of* hisallotment, thus bringing; the^gw-vei of the deceased riundtufedltb within one hiindred feet of the r eaid. nee of the complainant. He furtheviM* serts that the hole-was dug so shal low that: thb limbs' of tfie)<*nimal had to be out to fit him in, and that only a -very light covering^ i oih earth' was p' aced over the body.. Ujader these oireuinstauoe* hewaturfd -.*axpects a serious nuisahce*, tp^yrf# which he stilted the >c^e t<?i both 'the i'owri -clerk: and? tb* c^nst^ie, These two .fficials sympf|l^^jwi#L, him, but mentioned, they had no pow*rto/;h_ ey|«re^,as l rm^Wli«e waa in.jßxwtaw^HurW^.^xe MMlfc into the question a^d Wj» f>tlit»y^ they are con#;t, thing seems absurd; deaa.ajiiJEaal;, unbuned s o^ h^g^^misesio a* to become _l. musance,. but if he^goeji thtoiwft fatgmiM, burial, he is .^Jitb^rty ; to ( J ihe : office** ufltjil the at«_fh| bwo^. ( u^ qnduwbk,' tb*», wbep. peflMk too late, action can be taken. ,^;lrust that the constable Jand the Inspector of Nuisances will keep a sharp eye and clear .nose upon this spot for a few'dkysVimd'at the <fcifieif'__.<ii ment take! steps against Hhe J 9&9 - ing occupier, <*■ ana** o£ tonaWf is jnst the one by which h|df . ih© town might' be Uid op^, ,.# b*d of sickness. ..'.fin.(tf^h*W rfJKF 0 oareleeene-ss and Wd^^i W*iw% person liable should betaught a u#ei ftil lessor^ ' jl '• ."««'.*..,: -— •:.