THE CLEAN-UP PROPOSALS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 November 1916, Page 3

THE CLEAN-UP PROPOSALS.

(To tlio Editor.) .Sir, i wiu tlint flabbergasted at tiie impiilenre of "Lone W'idclor" rltill to yer tlisit I cud ni.t any tay until I ad sot down an ad a word with yi\r messe'r. Dose she think My. I'.ditiM' that she has got in ju.st bo to* «pake, an isn't slip just showing Jrv I .My! the sass'.ety is net goin to .«]>eiul iiioney tm the loikes . ol' it, I'm shure; tliey will just send crli.ng to till her to clane up her own back yard, an kwite rite too. She awt ter bo ashamt aving it in a dUglraselul kondishun—its just as bail as er sprll'n. Spni in for mesself I 1 wish the fiassiiety would interest itself in bringing our single soljerjs back as they. wint; an not let the English lnclcfi kolar cm all; then thcr mite be a chanst tf aving somebody to clane our bakyards for us. But Mr Editor, wot I want to know lis wot I is the snssiety goin ter do, not wot its not goin ter do. In kcor.se I'm shure its not goin tin' paint owes porniiskuoiis loike—an if .it did. "T.one "VYidder's wndn't be in it. I'd put a s])oke in er weel. Hut is it ter be a «ok itt f-r.s-vety- an work in tl'er ] dark or are its m.imber« goin tor make tlicl r.selves inspekters an cum rosin to pbis-.'.s an say. ''Hero, Missis, clane up!" Tf they do, I rekon there will be a warm welkini lor em—wiv b::ilin water. —Yours, etc., WEARY SPrXSTER. Levin, November 2'2, IL'IG.