TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Observer, Volume 4, Issue 85, 29 April 1882, Page 100

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

B. J. — It's not ridiculous nonsense. Send move, dear girl Tauranga Correspondent. — The omission of your letter was no fault of ours. It did not come to hand till Saturday. You had better inquire into the matter. You must condense H. C. Brook. — Next week Franklyn Elector. — You want us to advertise our contemporary. We're not on. You have your remedy. Get an opposition paper to support your views, and circulate it free B. B. (Epsom).— Don't know. "Will inquire andreply next week Folly. — Call on the editor R. C. — We have not space for your letter. If you were intimidated, or any other ratepayer was bullied in the manner you describe, you have a legal remedy.

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