HAWKERS' LICENSES.
TO THE KDITOH OP THE STAR. Sib,— Will yon please gr mt space in yonr paper for the following query. I hear that the Awahuri butcher must pay a license if he wishes to continue selling meat in this town. Meat all must have, the cheaper the better for our pockets, but why should he be taxed and not others. There are five or six hawkers in three times a week, and our town gardeners and fruit growers cannot sell their produce to keep them, pay their rates and taxes, because of the number of outsiders who, I daresay, enjoy a good laugh as they trudge home, at the short sighted members of the Borough Council, and the bad state of the Feilding footpaths when they could be compelled to pay towards keeping the same in repair. — I am, &c., E.
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 57, 30 October 1890, Page 2
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