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- Sir,-—I Lave weeks ago told youi You! say thait weeks ago yoii! (have iolid the iSCtmieipal Atutliorities. May I riotv tell the puMic that-^-In your midst there; is <a board (motor case board) eonstnicted lean-to shack, of two small axioms, with, neither sink, water-closet nor drainage, occupied by father, another, and three children, the latter of whom use the garden in default of the. usual conveniences. The whare is vexy, small, ill lighted and iHI ventilated, and to improve conditions another adult, a1 lodger, appears to have been recenftljj added to the family circle. r Wouldji'l» I you feel peeved if_you lived anywhere ladjacenit to this. —I am etc., v SLrUM AREA.. [Your case is certainly a bad one. We havp twrou'ght the matter under the notice of the municipal authorities ■vrho assure us that the place is condemned1 and that the occupants have been given notice to quit. Why not make your complaint direct to the Borough Council ?—Editor.]
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Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 27, 27 November 1930, Page 7
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161CORRESPONDENCE. Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 27, 27 November 1930, Page 7
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