CORRESPONDENCE.

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CORRESPONDENCE.

Tr HS a ]l always fG f P lcasure to affording space for the Ire- discussion of all subjects affecting the prosperity and progress of the province and colony, not endorsing any opinions expressed in this portion of our columns* and always reserving to ourselves the right to curtail writer PreSSl ° n waatiug in c ° u «esy on the part of the co pttnunications must be accompanied by tba wmer ia ***&**

To the Editor of the Hawke's Hay Times." m often seen in the columns of both the Haivkesßay Times and Herald notifications' calling on oil persons liable to serve in the Militia to enrol themselves, and of late there has been a hint to the officers of companies requesting them to exert themselves in carrying out such enrolment. IS,ow, Sir. it would save those worthies a great amount of time and labor—a very essential ponn to most of them—were they to state-the period allowed by law to newly-arrived residents pmal' U WhlCh t 0 remuin “''enrolled becomes Yours, &c., p o T - _ OBSERVER, -.a.—-! do not see any information given to now arrivals as to the steps necessary to be taken by them m this matter—that is, where they are to fbinT’n r:; at ho ,, urs ’. in order to ta arched, « n d think that the infliction of a fine on any such for neglect would be an injustice under the circumstances.