CEST FINI
TO THE J&DXTO& OF THE OAJI-Utt? MAIL. Sir, —It must be merely fry wa J" baring the last word, that your contemporary published the letter of Vade m Pace " in hia issue of this day, for yoor contemporary, in his leader of yesterday has eaten th» leek, by stating that his balderdash applied to only a small section of oar colonist, but that he meant it to apply in toto to the other colonies. 'Though this extremely graceless apology to the people of Oaniaru has been wrung from the writer, only by severe castrations, yet I trust his peculiar traits -will for the future be held in decent check. But what in the world do€ 3 "Vade" mean in talking about stables 1 Does thi3 mean the Augean stables which your contemporary pretendeu to hare cOscoverd 1 If so, I am happy to see that the flood of inky muck vainly attempted to be cast over and through our community has merely befouled those from whom it emanated. —I am, Sir, Phlox. Oamaru, March 19.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1224, 19 March 1880, Page 3
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177CEST FINI Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1224, 19 March 1880, Page 3
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