CORRESPONDENCE.
The columns of this paper are always open to settlers tjvc pubiicily tr) tHcir rccjniicnicnts nnu ances bat in the case of a reflection on a Government official, it should be remembered that such officials have not the privilege of reply. As long as correspondence is confined to criticising the system, we shall be pleased to publish it; when the criticism extends to the officer, in the interests of fairplay, we must dec'.ine.-lEd. K.C.C.] TO THE EDITOR. Sir, —I should like to call the attention of the Rugby Union to the fact that no proper arrangements have been made to provide referees for the matches. Last Saturday at Te Kmti the game was delayed considerably through no referee being appointed, and eventually a spectator had to take charge of the game. ih:S is not as it should be. f know that the Union secretary has been laid up for some j time, but surely the other Union members should have seen to this important matter.—l am, etc., P PLAYER.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 83, 22 May 1908, Page 5
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170CORRESPONDENCE. King Country Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 83, 22 May 1908, Page 5
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