Our Letter Box

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7969, 4 November 1905, Page 2

Our Letter Box

(We are not responsible for opinions expressed by corespondents). I'ItOIIIUITIOX OltliKltS. (To the Kditor.) Sir.—l notice in this morning's issue of your valued paper that two prnh h'ition orders had 'liern issued yestei-dny by th,. S.M;. (two in one day). 1 nin very much 1 surprised at the necessity for this nflei' 'hearing one of our leading- citizens say at Mr Woolc.v's No-license meeting last, week that New Mh. mouth was a very sober i place, tlieiv was no drinking. not rci|!iiircd. ,| wjonded if these are the ,1-ily nn( |».|'hi,iis in till;'.'dis-tricl who drink 100 much -and 'become ft source of trouble and expense to I heir families ami friends.-Yours, etc., MODKHATK. November 2, l!Hrr>.

GENERAL ELECTION. (To the Editor.) Sir,—Just a line cr two lor tlie puspose of correcting a false rumour which states that 1 am Miring from tlieeonU'sl. My many workers anil enquiring friends, both town and country, may rest assured that I have not the slightest intention of retiring. My motto is, "Stand to tho guns and win," and especially so with t'l'.e support that is coming forward from nearly all parts of the district. I may stale thai I have implicit faith in a successful result.—r am , etc., C. T. MILLS.