THE KAIKOURA STAR.

Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 735, 4 May 1894, Page 8

THE KAIKOURA STAR.

NOTICE TO CORRESPODENTS We ivite correspondence on all matter tending 'o promote the welfare of distrier and on subjects of general interest. Out colunnsbeing freely open for the ventilation an discussion of all questions on ~iblic interest, with the exception of beological subjects. All we exact is that correspondence shall be truthful and temperate; entirely free from all offensive personalties. Letters for publication must in all eases bear the signature of the writer, not necessarily for pubPeation, but as a guarantee of good faith. We shall always endeavour to insert letters in the first issue after the receipt of the communication, but do not guarantee their appearance in the earliest publication Letters should be written on one sided be paper only. L' tters for insertii n inusi be addressed ti- the Editor. and all business commnnica lions to the Proprietor. Kaikoura Star Hints to Correspondent*. The following memoranda are submittec ► o correspondents of the Kaikoura Star as -uggestive of subjects upon which com unications are desired : Progiess and Settlemen' in the district. Pi ogress of Public Works. New Buildings. &c. uricultural Operations; State of Crops: Introduction or x a | e - tuck. &c. ..rticultnral and Florieultrra. e; rations as to what industries iniaiit profitable be unde: taken in the district. Accidents and Offences. State of Roads, Bridges, &c Public W ants and I rievances NOTICE. < 1 I ’. O 1 eiitiilainments. :ete <tl us. in a!' cases forward us, in .i i tin < the usual complimentary am ii-.iici S to ap l ST IS mi ji i. IO Si BSCIiIILiRS. , uiwis Who Ui, not receive tm_i papert regularly are requested io com mmcate with th Proprv Mthou Ueuvy