CORRESPONDENCE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3589, 16 August 1890, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

A Veritable Pantaonlum. (To the Editor.) " ~ Sir,—My attention has been drawn to the faot that a certain person residing in Masterton and keeping a boardinghouse lias had a prohibition order talteu out against them, I think, sir, that suohftstep'is nothing but a farce.. I-have been informed on good authority that tho house in qnestion.is a veritable pandemonium. I say, sir, that suoh a state of things is a standing disgrace to those in power. Surely the arm of tho law cau siep in and alter those disgraceful soenes which are to be witnessed iu this so ■ called ■ respectable boardmghouao, It is

a well-known fact that a gentleman ropreaontiug one of oar roligious denominations lias called on several occasions at this particular houße with the hope of altering such a sad Btate ot affairs which has been kuown to exist a long tiina. Bat, alas I his visits have proved futilo, And it is known that a rospectable settler liviug in Masterton has used evory means in his power to bring about a better atato of things, bat the party seems to be going from bad to worse, if that is possible, I think I have said sufficient, trusting that a change for the better will at once take plaoe, lam, k, Y.Z.