ATTEMPTED IMPOSITION.
TO TflK KDITOB. Sill, —I deny the correctness of Constable Jones' report in The Waikato Times of Thursday, November sth, in which ic speaks of an attempted imposition by Kliza Kimmins, of Rangiaohia. Constable Jone* did not make any enquiry of inn, but only wont by hear say. P!ea-e inform Constable Jones to make better enquiry the HHXt time he lias a similar duty to perform. Mr Cottorell, of liangiaohin, wants to will his sister-in-law at his will, but she is too old to be at hia will. A child of eleven years of age said to ine one time, that everyone had a will of their own, and were at liberty to use it in u right and proper manner. I had an interview with Constable Jones this morning, and he wont by hear aay for tho report of the above. Will you please put this letter in Saturday's issue pi all the papers that this report has been in and oblige.—Yours, etc., Eliza Kihmnh
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3020, 21 November 1891, Page 2
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168ATTEMPTED IMPOSITION. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3020, 21 November 1891, Page 2
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