10
400
which until the present Governor
the
directed their removal after discussion in the Council last
แ
year.
M. Smith continues saying "to complaints have
"
been made
F3
at
time
any
to licensed houses.
in that beality.
The
in which
way
our
petition made
in 1871
was dealt with was
certainly
-cuough to discourage any well intentiound people from petitioning again for a similar Bject. Even last
when
year
we complained to WW. Smith of the bad neighbourhood in Willington Street, had we to wait for any help in that direction from Mr. Smith, the Registrar
General
Lime
would
same sad condition
mouths before
even wow-
as
be in the
before. Several
we communicated
Officially with His Excellency, the Governor Mr. Pone Hennepy, about the matter we had and always in vain through private and servi official correspondence and conversations with the Stonorable 1. Smith
complained that even opposite to our
residence were
living
Some women
of
a notorious character; but
we saw
that no serious step was taken by thṛ Smith;
on the contrary if
woman
was
one
of
those
leaving the house, two
were coming to take her place. It
was then that we determined ti
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