Correspondence.

Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2174, 22 December 1875, Page 2

Correspondence.

EOLLESTON STREET.

(To thelEdiforJof the Eroning,Star.)L

Sir,—Will yok allow me through the columns of, your! valliable; jpurcal to draw the attention of the Thames Borough Council to the impassable^ state ,pf the,, footpath on the west side of JKolleston. street. I sawiMrlßowe pass by here this afternoon, and feel quite sure that he carinotF do btherwise than endorse the aboje., I feel quite sure that ,if the Borough Coufaciilprs* were- .aware'of the I true state of this fbptpath after a^few I hours' rain something would hiapjf^ten done! for. us long: ago. I- de I hope? *&*(£ the Council: will^not plead want of funds, I and keep a paid staffof officials to consume alllTourirates;; ;I[ would 1 alsqrfcall"thje attention of thejp?oper authorities toJMo^ filthy state of the drain on .the opposite side, where" stagnant watefis' allowed to remain the whole year-round. As the health.of;the inhabitants,is, ats^a^e^,! trust the Inspector of" .Nuisances'will nott long delay:his Tisitito this much abused locality.—lam, <fcc.,-vl . :■*;: ;;; j h^;^ v * „■ '■>».. -.^L M .-.} , W. Plant. Bolle'ston street, 21st December, 1875^ ~