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Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 35, 25 March 1884, Page 2

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TO THB EDITOR OF THE STAB. "Sib,— l forward herewith a copy of a letter sent by me a few^ days since to the editor of the Rangitikei Adjrocnte. As the editor of that Da per,? while abstaining from publishing it, thought fit to comment on ; it, thus giving the public his .version.- only, I veature to-«arßfeajfli»^iii justice to myself as well as to the public generally, to insert Jthe, -following cdpyjof my letter to Him : — " &tTßTißEPdliTS^^^«r " To the editor Rtfhjzitikei Advocate. " Sir,— Referring to the letter in: your yesterday's issue, under /.this i ! he^3ujg>"l must apologise to'your importer foriirairectly suggesting that his .report w^«s intentionally false $ but I^mftst^also kay that it was very ' ih'corrVtefc/- Your foot note seems malicious^ and so also does the fact that my advertisement is^pparently saddenly supp^ssed. ' •■"••- --"Is all this "due tothe^ teetotal infiueace of which your j^rnV is,' for ifs awn ends, the ) A^Tpc^to' ?ovlf Wjl^m vfraid joa will go a little too far; and fare worse. . ■:. ;;..•. „f f ~ii*w>z-wm,Jte& :■■ ■■' ".;• i-.iiEifc'fl. Staitb. " Feilding, 18th Match, 1884." On the principle of bearing both tides I therefore ask youto/in.wt this. — I an, Ac, .:" ( .-■-■ : .W j «V S. Staitb. I Feilding 22nd fa^eft; 1 ! 884.