Notices to Correspondents.
J.T.B.D.—Notwithstanding how it may appear to you, the facts are as we have stated. There is ample data to determine the progressive length of the day, south of the Equator. lb is useless to open a discussion on a question which is not a matter of opinion, bub of easily ascertained fact. O.—lt would puzzle a Philadelphia lawyer to tell what they want. There aro too many calls on our space, however, to fill it with such a purposeless inquiry. Expensive Stipends.—Are you nob a little uncharitable in your judgment? Notwithstanding the reduction referred to, the minister's salary is still £400 a-year. Pupukk.— The subject, is nob worth persuing, unless some new fact can bo adduced.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 202, 30 August 1887, Page 4
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