CORRESPONDENCE.
We ure alwjiya willing to give insertion to letters of explanation or interest, but ire wish it to !»• distinctly understood tluit we do not nndorse the opinions expressed, in- language used, by our correspondents. Our ideas of passing events will be found in our local or editorial columns. TO THE EDITOK OF THE SAMOA TIMES. Sir,—Every one must feel sorry from your last issue, that some pofUpn of your start'have for the time struck' their flag to the solar rays, under these circumstances permit me to offer you a small contribution for the coining year, commencing with a triangular angulutcd triangle not yet solved in " Kuclid." "To wit":—lf your mother's mother was my mother's aunt, what relation would your grandfathers' nephew lie to my eldest brothers' son-in-law I Will you expound ? -Again, for the New Year:— There's a New Year coining, There's a New Year coining, There's a New Year coming boys ; Wait a little longer, When every one will have hi- " due " The laws will he much " stronger,'' A. Gordon soon will heave in view, Only wait a little longer. I am, yours &c., s. c. a. '
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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Issue 13, 29 December 1877, Page 2
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189CORRESPONDENCE. Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Issue 13, 29 December 1877, Page 2
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