THE RAPACITY OF LANDLORDS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 721, 5 October 1859, Page 4

THE RAPACITY OF LANDLORDS.

To the Editor of the Lyttelton Times Si^-Howrmuch more useful «Juatttia * wouta1 be if he would in his communications to jora -Sage paper adhere to what he knows tobStruth want ot truthfulness in some of his trther letters ought no longer to be allowed in yoiTu? na l S has hitherto I,een free from letters^Tha^Torf the beTlandln^ 6 df gyman **«**S?*» * Cante?b ur ; q Wdß *nd mMteM *h^ we hare in , ,P OW> ea«y it is, under a •pecies of retrard to our evei tiumble, small, or inconvenient they may be- ■ xins letter of " Justitia 1? looks very much HKe n holds a sacred office, and has his iU will/becau»e he i«,no. doubt had occasionlo say to him 2%s** hastoii'V" 8"? ¥ m"m faithf«'nws and kindness has told him of the neglect of some particular $Sy, or may have pressed on him the practice of that better law of which "Justitia" speaks •• To love the Lord our God with all our hearts* and to cfo Z others as we would they should do toAis » .Trusting that for the future "Justitia" will make a better use of his talents, or leTteL S be u rev iew ed, and he will be then found^Xt I»m»sir, Yours, A WORKING MAN.