CORRESPONDENCE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4137, 13 June 1892, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

No Smoking Allowed! [TO THE EDITOB,] Sir,—l was always under the im* pression that smoking was not allowed ( Jt in the Theatre Royal, but on day nigbt I saw to my disgust quite a number of young men-some I might say, who ought to know better-puff-ing great olouds of smoke aoross the building, : It is to be hoped, tlie frequenters of the pit will take the hint und refrain from indulging in what is positively annoying, lata, etc, ThEATBE QOEB.

The Proposed Farmers': Glut ... .[IO.IHEEDIIOB.]; > ;;,;'| f ; Sib.—l- was'-pleased .tohotioe'a: letter in your issue of Saturday from a ' visitor to the 1 district, urging upon : , iarniers to take advantage of the opportunity .afforded,; them by the meeting on Wedneßday-riext to combine, I heartily'eriddrse-the, BChti* ments expressed by Mr Gordon! '/■: B-jb.'V shameful that in a we have noi where tattlero could meet and' diecusa ; questions:' affeotingW their interests, We do not want afr i political association. What ir required ; is a FarmerßV Club in•,.' the litera'„,'• ■ sense of the term.. It is quite,trtle ' that wehave been,!, I .penny wise ,and .! pound foolish ''in 1 the past,: but ■■ I believe as settlers we are now awaken-' ing, to a 'sense of our and privileges. Let us,' therefore, roll up,', j in full force on Wednesday, and by V uniting ourselves in one strong, body,, take aatep which must result jn bur ■'* mutual benefit,—l am, eto,, ; ' '< !■ : , ; - ..; : f;s*KiM; '"jY .Masterton,"June 13th. ■ '■" ' '>.