Rosd, appeared before the Court in answer {0 a summons charging him with having certain bales of feathers on wheelbarrows improperly covered, in the Foochow Toad on the 5th instant, thus constituting a nuisance, contrary to Municipal Regulations Inspector Matheson said that people were constantly complaining of the nuisance of feathers blowing about the streets. It was a serious nuisance, and he hoped the Court would deal with the matter in this case in such a way that it should be a warning to
alike.
dealers in feathers, native and foreign P. C. 46 gave evidence that at 10.3) a m. on Sunday he was sent out from the Central Station by the Chief Inspector to ascertain where all the feathers were blowing from. He tracked the feathers to the defendant's place of business, and afterwards reported to the Inspector.
The defendant was fined $10.
Shanghai, 14th April.
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