CORRESPONDENCE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVIIII, Issue 2817, 11 September 1894, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

To the Editor of the Star. Sib, — Tbe idea expressed by " Citizen " that tbe candidates for municipal booors should state tbeir views from the public platform is a very good one. For mis purpose the Borough Ohamberß is considered to be too small, and candidates are not; inclined to pay for the nae of the Town Hall (if available). If tbe burgesses arrange a suitable plnoe of meeting and invite candidates to shortly Htate their views on xnnmcipal affairs I have no doubt that tbe majority will respond. — I atn, &0., Candidate. FLETCHER'S PILLS never fail to cure INDIGESTION, COSTIVENESS, SOUR BREATH, HEARTBURN, LIVER DISEASE, and KIDNEY COMPLAINTS. FLETCHER'S PILLS aDd CLEMENTS TONIC are the recognised household remedies of the Australian colonies, and every designing quack tries to trade on their reputation and renown. This ia the greatest proof of their merit, and sufferers want to be particular to got the genuine articles, aa regret and disappointment are sure to follow thp use of the thousands of "All-failing" remedies sa freely advertised. The reputation and wide-spread uao of Clements Tonic and Fletcher's Pills are the greatest proofs of their appreciation by the public. If they weie not as represented they would have passed out of memory long ere this ; but instead their sale is greater and they are more esteemed day by day and week l>y week, and this : emphatically proyes their undisputed supremacy. Listen to uo argument from