We have received a communication from a gentleman resident at the Arrow, complaining to us for not giving greater publicity to matters of daily occurrence in that district. We beg to remind our Arrow friend that we engage the services of a correspondent, from whom we receive —or should do so—a letter once a week, and if the interests of the Arrow are not properly represented it is no fault of our,® It is our wish that everything affecting the Wakatip district generally should be fairly brought before the public ; and our correspondent at the Arrow, as well as the one at Maori Po'»t, has full liberty to report on all subject ß which come under his notice. We do not see ftat we can do more than we have, as tho pecuniary advantage derived from the Arrow does not warrant the proprietors in iacuriing any additional expenses.
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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 159, 5 November 1864, Page 2
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