CORRESPONDENCE
[Under no ciienmstanees whatever is the Editor resjjonsib'e for matter contained in correspondence ] 13 ■;
(to the Ediior.l
Sißj—-My best reply to Mr Mills’ intemperate letter is that the ratepayers have just elected me, unopposed; for a second term on the Council. As long as I have their confidence, for which I tender them my hearty thank, I do not qare two-pence what Mr Mills’ says or‘thinks about me.—l am, etc.. r ■ -33’ W- H. Hebries.
Shaftesbury, * " /'. ; ;, April .23rd,-1895, [The above correspondence has been continued long enough, and as no good can possibly be served by further prolonging the matter it must now cease.—Ed. News'].
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Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1733, 24 April 1895, Page 2
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