TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Observer, Volume 6, Issue 141, 26 May 1883, Page 156

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Correspondents who do not enclose norn de plume as -well as address, must not erpcct us to notica thair communications in this column. ' •' W.L.C.W. (Cambridge) . — Can't understand -what' you are driving at ; too vague. .....G.W. (Tuakau).-rToo ' coarse. You may have something to wash, ofi yourself if you dou't take care — berlud ! Ha !ha ! Kaglan.— The two itema you send us are ridiculously trivial. It ' is just as well, also, that you should bear in mind that the word "thought" is not usually spolt "thort" in any standard English dictionary > however, it may sound phonetically G. (Onehunga).— You write in a disguised hand, and your paragraph is grossly libelloua. If you want to go in for this sort of luxury ; at our ex- ' pense, you can easily do co, if you deposit l (say) a thousand pounds to pay .the piper; This willdo for an instalment, and we can draw on you for an odd ;ralllion or two as we want it: No one. under the rank of aY millionaire can afford the liixury of libel in the present condition c£ the law .P. W. (Thames).— I Tuesday. r J "

,j^-..i - ; -/:, ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. 1 )l '\ 'VV ifflKWOßlfe. — As a matter of practical expe- :,•:•. ''/''riencefrom a racing point of view, I would certainly : . J i i ; , l> - 'say . thit,. Captain Handley is the best authority,- , despite' the hon. secretary and manager of Stud V-.'-v Company..