CORRESPONDENCE.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 263, 21 March 1874, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

VYE dn not hold ourselves in any way respon- : fible for tlie opinions wncl sentiments - ei- 5 pressed bv correspondents. Aiiti ccmmnnica'ioiismust, be accompanied:ty . . the correct mine ant: address ol the writer, not necessarily for publication, but as a . guarantee of good faith. : • - ■ ' (To the Editor of ihe NoxjXT Ida. CirrioxicL'E.) Kyeburn DiggingsyMan h 11,1874.- ' • Sis,—As ■ there i ave been several com-plaints-inado of late with refei cnce to the way in which the; Kyebu rn mail is conducted, I am loth to add to the number, but matters have arrived at. that point at which I may fairly sa} r it is no longer bearable; in fact, it lias become quite a favor to get our letters at all; as was shown on Monday last, when I was told if I "wanted the mail I could go and fetch it myself* the}' .:would'[not'f go for it in such wet weather as it had been ; —litis, too, when it should have arrived about noon on t lie previous Saturday. I think you will agree with me it is time an alteration took place; particularly as a number of people have two or tln-ee miles to go for their letters, and to make three such journeys (as I have-done in this instance) to find the mail has not been sent for. is anything but a pleasant task. I may add it was riot delivered until about 5. p. a. on Monday, just (iffy-three hours late. ■ By inserting the .above you will greatly oblige.—l am, &c., . - Yekitas.