CONDENSED CORRESPONDENCE.
W. Kisby writes, in connection -with a Court case in which he appearei for creating a disturbance at his -wife's house, that it was with his prospective son-in-law that the altercation occurred. "Obscurus" supports the contention of Rebecca Marlborough that there is much urgent work here of =. philanthropic character in helping the destitute and those whose particular gifts are stifled for the need of a little assistance. "An Elector-" is surprised at the action °* Parnell Council with respect to the tramway Mil, which he considers a vote of electors would say was needed. He :makes a defence of Mr. Poole's attitude in the matter.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 253, 23 October 1907, Page 8
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