Where is the Inspector of Nuisances?

Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 63, 2 September 1890, Page 2

Where is the Inspector of Nuisances?

; ... ........ ..... i : ' : TO THE EDITOR. •-1 i * i i Sir —Much has lately bean both j said and written relative to the neces- , laity for keeping Cbine.se out . of the country, and, among other reasons ; given, great stress has been laid upon | -their filthy habits. Now, Sir, if our > llnspector of'Nuisances—wlio, by the ; |way, seems to be always non est when : wanted —would direct his steps to : 1 what ia: generally known as the west j : end of our township,' he would find the ■ ;habitation and : surroundings, t! of ( ; our i only Chinese resident, a. model.of. both, order and ; cleanliness, and bearing. , evidence. oLthe luntiring industry’so characteristic of the race. I ought to have said he would’ find all this presided fie survived on Ifis .way thither the fopl.smells exhaled. from M % resi- ; dence! of a' ptbniineht citizen "the ; iminehiabo rlbixiity. ' As I havo -'ip. pass this J n6segky daily On niy way to worky and am not at all desirous 1 of falling a yiqtim to either ; diphtheria or cholera, you will'confer a favour om the public generally, and myself in particular, by inserting tide prqtpst jn your columns; in order that'the attention, <l.f nbieht Inspector itisty be drawn ‘to "the finisancp .complained of.X wpuld; lijte to add that, in my OPWW, niufhabused Chinee is, in" this particular; instance, in the matter, of. cleanliness, infinitely the superior of the offender, complained; of. l v i l am, &c.,.... - : Anti-Cholera.. ‘ .