Correspondence.
(We are not responsible for the opinions ex pressed by our correspondents.] IN BE WIDENING PRINCES STREET. To the Editor. Sir,— Mr Moss seemingly wishes to create a feeling of sympathy for himself when he makes so liberal (?) an offer for the residue of the ground he occupies. Now, as lam one of many hundred ratepayers in Dunedin, I think the fairest way would be to submit all vacant land, whether occupied by Mr Moss or any other person to public competition, by auction. I have little doubt but that the Corporation’s Finance Committee will see the matter in the same light as—Yours, &c., Eatuimter. Dunedin, November 24.
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Evening Star, Issue 3978, 24 November 1875, Page 3
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109Correspondence. Evening Star, Issue 3978, 24 November 1875, Page 3
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