CORRESPONDENCE.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1365, 6 October 1883, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

[We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions expressed by our correspondent?]. :o: TO THE EDITOR. Siri,—Brit fob ArguV reference to iriy breed in bis letter in yorir issue of the 4th instaht, I should not have condescended to hotice ft. and now only du so to assure him, that I prefer acting in a Levitical way (as he i puts it), to an Atheistical one, of which ) order of believers or I should say non-beli-evers he’boasts of belonging to ; he is well known to me, in fact foo although he assumes the nom tip jphiw' of “Argus.” I am, Ac,, He ry LvwiH. BEA.RFIELD V, CHRISP. To THE Kbitoft. SlHi—Ever since 1 had the temerity to •m? Captain Thomas Chrisp before our respected B.M. for a trifling account ho owed me in rentiCction with the nlfthteoil contract, that individual hnS gohe for mb with a vengeance, and haS; in l?.o vlnd.iciivc rage, sought every OppdrtUiniy to injure me through the boluinns of the Herald, of which journal he is pdrt-prbprietor. Such paltry and cowardly >i-evenge us is manifested by the irate “ captain ” becomes him admirably, and is in keeping with his antecedents and character, of which the lea»t said the better. I should not have taken the trouble to reply to the several paragraphs concerning me which have appeared in the Herald, but am compelled to do so in order to let the public know the motive of the man who attempts to viilify me,—l am, &c.j j. Heakfibld.