LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 484, 24 June 1919, Page 2

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

PERSONAL ATTACKS UNDER

NOM DE PLUME

Sin,—No one can accuse me of ever being afraid to sign my name under anything I have written. 1 should feel ashamed and degraded if I did not do so—more particularly if my attack was a personal one. Heredity—like the now renowned " Scrap of Paper "—would not allow mo to descend to the level of ' The '• Thoroughbred Mongrel " who attacks his opponents and attempts to bide liirt identity under a nom do plume. Tf A PI L. will allow you to pub lif-h his name I shall have gre>if pleasure.'.in giving him a lesson in correct i|uotations ; honourable attributes, logic il argument, or scientific economics. At the S'lmo lime f shall always I'.' careful " to k*cp the button on th» point of my f ii " a-< my desire is to reform, not to liif-Arate tbti Wreas»t of my opponent. CECIL ROADIiFA'