Limerick, Thursday – During a recent meeting of the Corporation, held under the chairmanship of the Mayor, a significant discussion unfolded concerning the critical remarks made by Bishop O’Dwyer regarding the city’s sanitation conditions. In response, it was unanimously agreed to take action by appointing Mr John Ponder as an inspector with the specific goal of rectifying the deficiencies highlighted by Dr O’Dwyer.

The appointment of Mr Ponder signals the city’s commitment to addressing the pressing issues raised by the Bishop. With his expertise and experience in matters of sanitation, it is hoped that Mr Ponder’s presence will pave the way for substantial improvements and a healthier environment for the citizens of Limerick.

The Corporation’s decision to appoint an inspector demonstrates their dedication to the well-being of the community and their responsiveness to the concerns voiced by Dr O’Dwyer. By taking proactive measures to address sanitation-related challenges, Limerick aims to enhance the quality of life for its residents and create a more hygienic and pleasant cityscape.

The city eagerly awaits the positive changes that will undoubtedly follow Mr Ponder’s appointment as he undertakes the crucial task of identifying and remedying the areas that have been criticized by Dr O’Dwyer. It is hoped that this collabouration between the Corporation and the newly appointed inspector will result in a significant improvement in the sanitation standards of Limerick, ensuring a healthier and more inviting environment for all.

Dublin Evening Telegraph – Friday 11 November 1904