ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We have to acknowledge the riteipt bf S'-me American Newspapers, from an unknown Kororarika Friend, whoever he may be, tee feel much obliged i& hitn. Mr. S -<'s Letters have been received ; toe decline to publish the first, because the subject has nothing whatever to do with a Newspaper, it would look much better, if inserted in the preface to "The Whole Duty of Man," or, the " Universal Cloistian," I We likewise decline to publish the last ; the story of the pig's ut Kororatiha is not original, it is an piece of plagiarism, almost word for word, copied from Boz's " American Notes for General Circulation," Mr. S. by this piece of drolery, has not raised himself in our estimation. <3ames R. We only deal with public property ; private, we have nothing to do with : attend to your "Grammar and Orthogrophy, nndeniund them 'oettet, and then write.
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Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 11, 18 October 1843, Page 2
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149ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 11, 18 October 1843, Page 2
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