CORRESPONDENCE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1096, 10 June 1882, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

CLAREYILLE POST OFFICE,

-To the Editor.

Sin,—Permit mo 1 to cougralulato you that .you were enabled to provide sufficient type in the first person singular to insert the communicii.ion oi "Dissatisfied" anent the Clareyille Post Office. The moeting of residents ami surrottndihg districts of • Clareyille - emphatically ■ • pronounced against tho iuj ustice proposed to be dono to one who has fulfilled tho duties of a . position of trust, and who has hot liesi- • tated to put liimself to considerable inconvenience io serve the requirements of the public, and although those present at that meeting were not at all confident that any effort of theirs avert that injustice, they considered it their duty to place on record their protest against it. It seems some- , what .singular iliat no. complaints' were ever-made against ; Mr Smith until after the resolution condemning tho action of the Government was passed by such a largo majority. •' I am, &c., . Consistent. To the. Editor Wairarapa Daily. Sik,—A certain canny Scot took me from a situation amongst your midst to go overland to Aucklaud with horses. He lias left me here, and has not given me .a sixponco.' I wish to ask through the t medium of your paper if I can recover it legally. He (the canny Scot) says he lias' an account against me for grazing his wife's sister's mare. I am, &c., • Geo. Tait. : Wailara, June sth. [Our correspondent should consult a solicitor.—Ed. W.D.]