DAMAGE IN CEMETERY.
NEW PLYMOUTH COMPLAINT.
-\t th.; la*! meeting of the New Ply. mouth Borough Council Mr. R. Bennoc'h, the sexton, leported that a grave-plot and headstone at the cemetery had been damaged during last week, presumably by children, as adults he thought would have '".-■pert for the names of the three deceased soldiers appear:, on the stone. Too many children, he added, were allowed in Ilie1 lie < ..mete without someone in charge of them. b l).iriiig ,i discussion which ensued reference was made to the numerous complaints whirl, had been made lately of vandalism ■'t the cemetery. It was decided to en- ;"'," l,ic by-law, which was to the effect that no churl under the age of 12 years not under the control of some competent i?„' k ' ( » v " right to enter or "int.. ~s,. 0 f ,i, ( . cern.-t,,.v f,,,- ;inv pM
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17274, 25 September 1919, Page 8
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162DAMAGE IN CEMETERY. New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17274, 25 September 1919, Page 8
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