Correspondence.
UNKNOWN. WAL KER.
[Our correspondence columns arc impartially open to all, but we do not in any way identify oursehes with opinions expressed therein.]
TO THE EDITOR. Sib, — I herewith forward you for publication, for the information of the Hamilton contingent and the public generally, the subjoiued kindly and sympathetic letter which I have received from Captain Runciman, on behalf of the Cambridge Troop of Cavalry Volunteers. —I am, &c, F. A. Whitakee, Commanding Hamilton Contingent. Hamilton, January 28.
Mvk&h Mlvuo\\s, 27th January, 1880. Sik, — At a meeting of the Cambridge Ca\alry Volunteers, held on Saturdaj, the 24th instant, I was requested to express our sympathy with your troop in the sudden and melancholy loss \our troop h.is sustained in the death of Sergt.-Maior Peter Walker, a gentleman who alwajs took a \ery warm and enthusiastic interest in all matters pertaining to the welfare and efficiency of your troop and the Ca\alry generally.— I have the honor to bo, Sir, your obedient sonant, J.VMLS RI'MIMW, Captain C.C.V. Lieutenant F. A. Whitakcr, Commanding Hamilton Contingent, To Awamutu Cavalry, Hamilton.
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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1184, 29 January 1880, Page 2
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179Correspondence. UNKNOWN. WALKER. Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1184, 29 January 1880, Page 2
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