PUBLIC OPINION
The "Post" at all tlmes welcomes eorvespondence from its readers. It must, however, he clearly understood that we aecept no responsibility for the views expressed by our correspondents. WAIKAREMOANA BUSH (To the Editor.) Sir, — In your issue of August 25, I noticei a letter by ,a. correspondent signed "Forest Lover" in which he makes reference to the way trees are being destroyed to put a line to Ruatahuna. ■Now, sir, you may not be aware that the land the line is going through is Maori ground and we consider the telephone of more importance to us than' a few trees; at present they are only clearing such trees as may be likely to come on the line. I may state in the near future it is our intention to fell all the bush, as we intend to farm the land in a proper and profitable manner, and would be quite unable to do this in standing bush. Trusting this will ma.ke things clear to any who may be misled. — I am, etc., TUHOEKATOA. Replies to Correspondents South African: Mafeking was relieved on Friday, May 19, 1900.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 628, 5 September 1933, Page 6
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188PUBLIC OPINION Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 628, 5 September 1933, Page 6
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