CORRESPONDENCE.

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 216, 20 August 1887, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

Under no circumstance is tlic EcliU. responsible for the matter contain -il in coire^pondence.

(To Tiirc Ei'irou.) Sir.— Uefeiriut; to my foimer letter in which L .it*kod those friends of my brother, W. A. Mm ray, to reserve plcdsiins them solves to anv'oni! specially until the time of election, {if they desiied to give him theii support ; I must, in courtesy, md with flunks for their expressed good inteutu us, inform those fue'ids in thib di«tiiet tl>.it his promised support eUowhere being bo strong it was thought nece^ary to i-ommnnicMte with him by c.iblo, und in I reply he w ill, as I oxpoetcd, be here shortly after the election, and I uin peimitted to say that ho was nut awaro th.itjie would in*H-t an oppi'siu-^ ciudidate in Mr Q. Vabcy iStewurt, (nor was I, until I saw tho newspaper letter of MrG Y. Stew.ut, jur.), otheiuise I should have tfivin answer to my brother's fiiends that he would nit oppose Mr Yasey Stewart, whose political creed is almost identical with his own, but would stron-ly and c irncstly hive tiskeil their \otes in i.ivour of that gentleman, wliose influent y in this couutiy ami elsewhere is j;ieat; and who, I am ceitain, would use that inllii'-iioo for the benefit of both T.uiranga and Te Aroha,— the intoiobtbo£ which arc so identicdl.— l am, GtCt J. Murray, Sonr. Te Aroha, 18 th Augst, 18b7.

It was announced some time a^o, on the htienyth of acabk-giam iccei\ ed by his&on, that Mr. \Wy Stewait had booked hib passage by the Tongariio, which left Loudon on July 1. Mr Stewart however was not u piu.songer by her, neither has he anived by the* Frisco mdil bie.ime! which reached Auckland on Thiusdav last.