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THE SUN STILL SHINE. „ To the' Editor. Sir,—Lord Roberts has died; Lord Kitchener was lost; the Czar of Russia was dethroned! yet battles are still fought, and the men still die on sea and land, as the war.fts being fought to a finish. Should Dr.' Whstter leave Inglewood, the sun will still shine, and the fain still fall; people will become ill, ;md require doctors to attend to them. J endorse all that which Dr. Nutting haa aid regarding his capacity to carry on, and I simply state that I can do the ?ame. "Name and fame to fly sublime through the courts, the camps, the schools; is but to be the ball of time, bandied by the hands of fools." I am, etc., THOS. B. WHITTON,
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Taranaki Daily News, 26 May 1917, Page 4
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128CORRESPONDENCE. Taranaki Daily News, 26 May 1917, Page 4
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