To the Editor of the "Norra-Cama Dairy News."
Sm,—I tried to call attention through your columns over a week ago to dogs being brought into the Public Gardens contrary to regulations and to ones without muzzles being aflowed to run on the Bund foreshore to the great danger of the public this hot weather. Since then the offence has become even worse and no less than three of these unmuzzled dogs were being run there by their owners and keepers yesterday afternoon at one time though the dog catching outfit was at the same time—solemnly parading the Bund parallel to them. The previous afternoon at least three other unmuzzled dogs were enjoying the band performance in the Gardens, one within 90 yards of a foreign policeman, who either could not see it or was very successful in pretending he could not, and for a week every day it has been much about the sane. For the sake of the great: number of children 10 whom these Gardens and Foreshore are the only places where they can go for fresh air I would call the attention of the Police Commissioner and the public to the danger with the hopes that it will be removed before anyone, _probably some small child, is sacrificed.
T am, ete.,
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