CORRESPONDENCE.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13320, 10 November 1906, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

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BOROUGH, BUNGLING.

{To the JEditor.) ' . . Sir, — S*om;e \vesks ago "the Coun il were petitioned by some iu'habitants cf Gill-street, >iJQ hay e / remedied v aj matter that i^bdficl prompt attention. I refpr .. to "that J. s\fmkiT\gj ' fogHUe volume that da'uy issiies fr.om "the St-eam Laundry. Si is 1 no*t even coal' sonoke such -^s i^m'dt- with' in , any f actsory 'locality/ but ' the, . result of burning tbe sweepings "" of ' -a joiner's shop. Of coijrsei t the .proprietor , of ■the Laundry .does not > wish tp annoy his ne-igh'ljours.'buL ipsistsi on burxv'no this rubbish which.; a medical ,.- .man informs toe "wi'.'l, : if / 1 do no.tv, shift, sh.iß'W T-his is / the secoifid-. doctor tha,t 'has ad vis: d people to imove from . tMs locality., Our &oriou<gh -Inspector is' supposed to be an.- expert on health matters; Why -dfoes. he not a-ttend to this matter which- wiser men condemn.? Our Council , sterns top', much imuddted.over the.Jihrary site to at--••fcecd^to its obh ( efT' ; bu4 : i l i i a'Bss. - It is _ a •w O (nder some of : tihyni have npt'beeh ordered a complete rest, which im-^he opinion of manyA\*6iiid he, >& benefit to* the to^nvaii'd %>a lilessiug to mankind. — P'am, '-ticip - ~-'Ki \~>-r^,->i ,- i ' . STUNK OUT. t