CORRESPONDENCE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5091, 31 July 1895, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE TOWN IIALL PETITION. • A REPLY TO Mil, D'ARCY. [to the editor, w. d. times.] Sin,—ln answer to Mr T. C. D'Arcy's letter of yesterday's daft, 1 consider myself a trutlifid man, and I most distinctly sayMrD'Arcy told me that having the Town Hal) would cajise more taxation. I should not have troubled to answer Mr D'Arcy, neither shoujcl I have taken any public part in fJiis |iia|,terif I, with others, had not been brandod as untruthful. 1 told Mr D'Arcy I should seek more information. I have done so and lind Mr D'Arcy's statement incorrect.—l am, etc..

11. J. SVMES. [We can supply Mr Feist, who is understood to be the promoter of the petiti.on, with the nanies of other persons jvlio make statements ' similar to tbo above.— KM!.]" " ' ""

BICICLING MADE E Every day some new improvement is brought into the manufacture of bicycles, but nevertheless every beginner knows how hard it is to keep on the machine, and how still one feels after the first trials. A young fellow with bono and gWt of course perseveres, but' it may be as well to 'reiiiinij him that after the preliminary Btr,ugglcj'with Ms piachtoe he.ought to soothe his'lioryes with Frossard's Oavour Cigars. Pickoti: 8 forls.3d, from alldealere.—Ad\t, ''