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Hokitika Guardian, 21 September 1928, Page 1

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one of tlie noisiest cities; in the world; that. 50 i-er cent or more of the infernal Bin could be prevented, and that the authorities ought to take aggressive action. One cl Sydney’s leading doctors has given ’it as, his' opinion that the noises which are inflicted' upon the citizens df Sydney to-day'are largely responsible for so much neurasthenia and igenetal nei-vous instability; and for impairing not only the health,-but alsoigenernl working efficiency, Others agree with him! t •• • One of the biggest curses from which Sydney suffers is the motor-cycle with tlie open exhausts. If, as is contended, there is ample power under the regulations to deal with this nuisance and other unjustifiable noises, ’then all one can say is that these regulations want to be more rigidly enforced. People in Sydney streets to-day have to speak, like" Stouter, as'with the voice almost of fifty men, -to"make themselves heard, especially when trams are passing. And from sheer force of habit they find themselves talking in loud, blatant voice in restaurants, in thca-1 tfes, 'find’even in tlieir own homes. The person in Sydney to-day. with; a w'ftll-ViibdulntcHl dulcet voice is rare! Public opinion in Sydney will before long demand sonto drafetie action with regard to motor-cyclists, who, with ox--I,aufets roaring with demoniac fnrys are mailing life’alnlbst intolerable in the small lioiiW of the meriting and* at fill