CORRESPONDENCE.

Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1892, 15 August 1874, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

,'SPECtiL" TO ''Sri'ttT'OSYOisT, • U •,.-;; ■■■■■■-~u: nr'; ;-'i' r ■To the Editor oftlie Tjrip.9 ADVEMISEB, r ,. :1 ,. ; Sie,~l am glad -this energetic■ though J; incautious agent admits the,:'Enterprise'.-./.._, No, 2' does require/painting-i'ad other'"'''-/ improvements to miik'e her fiyt'o carryth'e passengers, for johieh she is" licensed, a , I saw.Beyerariadies/settiHgpnajbroken,' .'. and dirty benchwithibeir garments and defiled ,with,the sooty water; running, \, vit down the deckV Could not this-interest- U'-X ing '.'specie" of agent:ha've''Supplied;a ■.•.'■'(; clean board or two for the I 'accomodation. = •/> of our lady friends? l f could point many other serious and nec'esa&ry wants 1 . 3 . ! 1 which cquld :! easil'y s be supplied without ;i /'j laying "the old boat"/up//He-«n'iKJ,V''t "I' was not,aware'of',the difficulties or' Vj lauding passengers at : VV aliatiwai/'j ; * In-/-^ r v deed lis this true? For what;'purpose *v then were,two,waterman'sjbqats.taken) ia; tow and why did he; nofej.engage'them to take his passeager.s.ashore';when,he.fpund/ r u they ! coulcPnot be; 'It/>':!„ won't do "Mr Onyon. ; Is a to carry oyer one hundred „ : ; sengers, expected to land„or save.,,them ■ .; , ; t{ in case of accident with-a .sbakyidingy? „,,« I saw no other boat belongiug to the ship,..save a wretched- thingon the''for'e-hatchr>/!''M , Neither' should'Mr/Onyoa'iudulgis' iir/ : /M Billingsgate'; befcause 'in"the interests' the public I called attention .tothe siata; - l of the craft,' for which 0 hMs agent./It ; // would suit the .business ,of his,, employers . much • better, I imagine if/he/stridie| : ,.tQ,/.q make a'useful vessei, still taking the hints I.give,' instead of rushing,!.;,,. into a letter, insome of its parts, iiitein- />, ( :' perate and untrue.— : c/-g : Youk Sprciah;^;^!