CORRESPONDENCE

Hokitika Guardian, 28 November 1922, Page 1

CORRESPONDENCE

MR -LYNCH’S CANDIDATURE. (To the Editor). •Sir.—V ill you he good enough to favour me with publication of the enclosed correspondence which speaks for itself. 1 regret the need for publication. hut I find that in the country particularly, it i.s necessary to discredit the statement being circulated. J. D. LYNCH. Greymontli, Nov. 27th. 1922. ENCLOSED ES. Dear Mr -McKay.—Three years age I announced myself as a Parliamentary Candidate for Westland, but did not go to the poll. A report i s being circulated that "I will pill] out like I did hist time. \A ill you please lie good enough to supply me with your certificate, for publication, stating who was responsible for pulling me out oil that Occam*on. and the reason I- I regret having ,to ask you for this in writing, hut it seems necessary to publish documentary evidence. Thanking you in antiepation. Yours faithfully. —I. 1). LYNCH. ... Dr Win. McKay, Greymoutb. ■ls. trimmess ,-m., Up yliiouth. | This is to certify that in November, 1919, I was medically attending Mr J. D. Lynch mi account of a severe attack of Influenzal Pneumonia. 1 advised him that a long rest was necessary for his convalescence and that 011 no account should lie think of contesting a Parliamentary election.—Sml. Wm. McKay, MJL.'f.R.C.S.. Edin. I