WHAT’S IN A NAME ?
To the Editor. To some kind of men Their graces serve them but as enemies. 0, what a world is this wheu what is comely, Envenoms him that bears it I—Shaksmam. S— In your “ Town Talk ”of this night that the ‘North Otago Times,* as the mouthpiece of the Oama-rufftans, cannot reconcile Charles Clark’s prefix of “Reverend,” because he is an actor, as well as a stanch and not unworthy servant of his Great Master, who died for hs. Corns, colic, and insolvencies may be prevalent at Oamaru just now, and “Mr” Clark may have expatiated on those epidemics, in his lectures, without taking the precaution to inform his hearers that “reverend” is literally and simply learned, and if “Mr " Clark is not “reverend,” he is well, neither a humbug nor impostor, and when the locale of the Oama-ruffians can no longer he found on the map, “Mr ” Clark will be remembered and revered.—l am, &a, a!nti-Cant. Dunedin, April 2.
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Evening Star, Issue 3779, 5 April 1875, Page 2
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164WHAT’S IN A NAME ? Evening Star, Issue 3779, 5 April 1875, Page 2
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