CORRESPONDENCE.

Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 466, 8 July 1871, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

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PUBLIC CONFIDENCE. To the Editor of the Evening Stab.

"Site,—Ait a nmd,,wnen the'ihar^market is so depressed, and many poor people are sacrificing their interests in the Caledonian and Thames companies, because they are ignorant of t"he"real'state of matters, it has occurred to me that the directors of the Caledonian s would merit the thanks of the entire commai nity were they to ask two such experienced miners. |CW^9rß;<Kernick; (tad Walker to examine and report upon the present state and i future prospects of the mine, and let such report be published. Such a courie would) I mm & ,ftlW3 3MOO ■

think, save much loss to the timid, and give much encouragement to the brave.—l am, &0..

A Shabehoideh,

To the Editor of the Bt^ik.& Stab... , Sib, —As in this enlig^tened-Sineteonth centuvy tbere, is a probability of tha Special Jury in vt.h^int'er,rn)jiaible " Battle of the liogs" beirig|ocked(jap tflt Monday morning, allow irte .to;-Biigges(i thit a chaplain bo appointed for the Afteaßioff,' and if permitted, I would s!8o suggest a text, viz.; 2 Corinthians, xjiLy 2, —I am, (Sic.,

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