TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 208, 2 September 1893, Page 3 (Supplement)

TO CORRES PONDENTS.

~ ..■„„ IUBOUV wmcn you iffll 'i j'J.ctnon K 1 i9oM o f the most doiWl P^* i» "•? «hioh wo have here, when SI WfV»^ wJfl Tho name of it is the 1 •»%s!' J"" 111/ w ti. ot water in which I *? i /l!ieK tre n do vel is another good I ' Sy« » pV-'hS. Uw PartV vith I fAw °" '^ hadiy-affectctl parta, and I fffewitSwist in keopiwc thorn I &*m American decision on tho I fipDd y»u a u .it might be different I «ft 'M oumatances are diftcrent. I . or J° f have not as yot had a decision S hoW?V'r n ,,rt In referesee to the use of So Hi?h C, oli fflnoinK' (says 'Bell's MeaI ffid •» XK^ n jurt hia/for the fourth &«'• n?r court judgment, which ought B".»con t nJby every one who will li bo t Ji. dansorous style .of fenc «8 tf nlaintitf was walking alon K . It. Ik* £ ol this description, *> ?- he tnrnea a corner a gust of wind J djnf "^Scoatagainßt it. for which i l«w liis ™if ffi damages, and the learned ; eol«l?ed^| V ™? him a verdict for that : P® TJnI g outttat the plaintiff was in . jinottnt-poi"l' v 6 f CRligtn ce, and that it ; to barbed wire alongside people «'J Cydoso at their own peril-on JaDlio roads tney v must a0 , isa his own mtcrfero with tho ri K ht 3 of other people irimT/JB.)-It would bo impossible SIOI\ F Xou what was tho matter with ftrmeto ton JW v that x can gather is that jottr two pja IUS- t httVo barked them •T? theTound «n<l they died. You Bhould "eMtiS and YOU might Rucceed. There is »«£'-■ "biehl can tell you, that saaite m 5 i « are very fond of those plants, and it ••djKssibfo that they were barked by \f cX r planta had been old ones, and ftoiteffor a few seasons they might ft becoms exhausted.