CORRESPONDENCE.

King Country Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 90, 10 July 1908, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

T;',r I nlnii:r,, ■>; liii. p ivr .• i e always open to settlers m iv < it \ hi i]k ii i vipi it emcnts am) sricv.,mvs !»>it in ill. r.i'v 111 :t relleetion on a Government .>iti. i;ii. it should Ih.' remembered that snc'h .•iV>. iii I) iv.- 11.*1 tl'»' priviluec of reply. Ao long ..it i.. p Mi.iri:.i.; I'OTiiincil to criiicitunic the ■'-.inn. ... slnll In pleased to publish it; when tin oiii. mii extends to the ollicer, in the interests ot t.iiipla;,, we must decline.—(lid. K.C.C.] TO Till-; EDITOR. Sir, As a peace-loving citizen I lute rarely any complaints'to make against my neighbours, but there is <iiv: striking nuisance in Te Kuiti which might be well attended to. I ivi'er to Ihe dog nuisance. I have no

antipathy !<> do;;s. in fad, rather the uppi-site, 'nut to be kept awake the greater portion of the night by the vibi',;nl howls of a do;;- or dogs tied in yarii in the centre of the town is an experience ca'<ulaied to create ail aversion |o ih,- d.ig tribe in general, audio ;hc i-.-t son responsible for the nuisance. iin ie are ot her considerations besides die disturbed sleep of an individual, and cases of sickness, which lYtuiirc quietness above all things. an not improved by clog howls. Trusting steps will be taken by dog owners to mitigate the nuisance, and thanking you in anticipation,-- J am, &c., RESIDENT.