AN ORIGINAL IDEA.

Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 297, 20 February 1878, Page 2

AN ORIGINAL IDEA.

(To the Editor of the Patka Mail.) Sik, —Your last issue contained a letter signed “ W, Dale;” offering some suggestion as io securing a further endowment for the Harbor. By the style of the letter one would imagine that the idea originated with the writer. Such is, however, by no means the case. Tile “ idea” was talked over months ago at Hawera, aiid was recently communicated to Mr Dale; in the presence of a number of people, some of whom will take a different action to carry but the “ idea,” than Mr Dale coidd even if he would.—l am, &c., G. F. SHERWOOD.

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