CORRESPONDENCE.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4473, 9 October 1909, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

(We are not responsible for the opinions expressed by our correspondents.) To the Editor. FOURPENCE PER INCH HOW MUCH PER YARD ? Let Advertisements rise or Advertisements fall for Fourpence an inch I’ll advertise all Sir,—The Te Aroha “ Mail ”in its “ Government Advertisement ” in issue of 2nd inst. states that No. 2 Bath opens at 6 a.m. Evidently, owing to this stupid, careless, unaccouutable, mistake several gentlemen were kept waiting outside No. 2 bath-house this morning. May I ask is this kind of advertising what may be expected in future from your contemporary for 4d an inch ?—I am, etc., K. F. W. Lyons-Montgomery. Te Aroha, Oct. 7th, 1909. A PUBLIC NUISANCE. (To the Editor.) Sir, —As one who frequents the Public Hall occasionally I would like to enter my protest against the funny (?) talkative little fat man who makes himself objectionable at concerts, etc. I, with others, pay our money to listen to the particular performance staged; not to listen to the little individual in question. You can hear him at any time in our main street, free, gratis, and for nothing. I had the misfortune to be near the “ nuisance ” at the Choral Society’s Concert the other evening, and I hope it will be the last time. If he desires to act the fool he should sit up in the gallery and amuse the boys ; people who have arrived at maturity strongly object to such antics.—Thanking you in anticipation,—l am, etc. Music,