SMELLFUL WELLINGTON.
PKU PHHS.S ASSOCIATION. Wklunuton, Marcli 21, * Ail extraordinary case Mas heard ut ' the Police Court to-day, in which sonio .startling revelations were made of the '" 'i h thy conditions existing in the heait ! l ' aso waa described by the chief municipal I Mpce j w „ V.'A'f the worst that ever ea.ue under hi, > J notice. The defendant was one James $ lullips, «ho carries on business in y laranaki street. He was charged with hawng suffered olfensive rubbish to | remain on his premises in contravention of Clt y by-hnvs. It wu shown in evidence that, attracted by the revolting smell from defendant'* premises, the inspectors gained W -f, entrance after some trouble, and foundf 'Mi and extraordinary collection of feater* rog fruit, rotten sacks, and lumber. jM 1 here were dray loads of rottoa j§j bananas, fowls in crates and sucks, and :JPjpi general rubbish. So bad was the $ stench that people living on the other -ViS '°; f J IO street had to keep windowi •■'3 of their houses closed. Defendant had been known to stow pulrifying bIOOU under his house, Ji c was fined £S if* wttuvobt. -
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8065, 22 March 1906, Page 2
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189SMELLFUL WELLINGTON. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8065, 22 March 1906, Page 2
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