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... that the garbage and refuse was there on the floor, and was being allowed to accumulate; and that, at times, had been taken away in a milk cart, and this did not comply with the requirements of public health. Mr. Sugden had, indeed, seen the garbage on the ...
... quantities sad pay a good price for, but which to-day they will not accept even as • free gift. Next there are three classes of garbage,— first, that from greengrocers and fish dealers; wood, liquid and semi-liquid refuse resulting from household operations; ...
... ttie penny garbage waa built and put into l»st had the bright idea that on thi3 bne. This could be saved if Post rriage wa3 fitted with Office ptafi could sort some of apparatus which enabled bags ft® .““k ., mtenor of f‘mails to be picked up and specially ...
... America 29 cities are saving products worth over £2,000,000 per annum, but a large number their cities are not using their garbage at all, and are thus losing enonnous sums. The Paris rag picker has European reputation and are told that nothing escapes ...
... their body outside and inside; could one cheerfully live in any modern town whose authorities neglected to remove dust, dirt, garbage and general refuse? Tmagine the condition of the streets of Nelson if the authorities neglected their duties for one whole ...
... will take the trouble to unearth the old laws for the regulation of alehou , es and the control of the liquor traffic, he will pick up some curious informatMai about the manners anti customs of our forefathers and will throw a flood of light on the condition ...
... loads of ashes, 4,400 tabs of garbage, 1,200 loads of light refuse and 154 loads of. market refuse. We pick out from the refuse during the process of firing, bottles, glass, tins, scrap iron and galvanized buckets; used to pick out paper also, bat as previously ...
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