NUISANCES.

Southland Times, Issue 1075, 18 December 1868, Page 2

NUISANCES.

(TO THE EDITOE OS THE SOOXJUiAVI) TIMK3.) Snt,— -With your kind- permission 1 would respectfully point out to MrjCottL* missioner Weldon tne. exjatetice of 4 scandal, the removal of wbicn be deemed necessary in the hiteresta K G& public decency. Not a hundred 1 joules from the vacant space enclosed by h tH6 intersection, on the east side of ©e^street 1 by Spey and Tarrow-streets stand*; a whare, the daily and nightly resort jof the very scum of the populationi.. ; ljb s w 5,,110s „110 uncommon thing for tbe resident; ifHrtJ. are so unfortunate as to "live in tKe* immediate neighborhood of thik horrid den of infamy, to be roused : ifrom^tHeij* midnight slumbers by drunken* quarrels, oaths, and blasphemies. : That; ?suehr; a festering sore shouldbe allowedjso exift in the very" heart of" the - tpwnX. J*. -* glaring scandal, and by no' means creditable to the authorities. I , am r ewt9 , the police know the place tefetito& tbj for I have seen them more than one* drive off to the" pound goats and horses' grazing about the spot. — Your's, &o-i_ Invercargill, Dec. 14th, 1868.

(to the editob of THE SOTTTHLAKD TIKES.) ." Sib — I would feel obliged by ■ your inserting my speech in full, on a question of considerable importance.— -Tour's, Ac., Waltee H. PEAESOITj Invercargill, fth Dec. 1808 V