NOTICES TO COREESPONDENTS.
AJEt- —Mr. James Coutts is Inspector of Mine 3 for the Auckland and Thames districts, and Mr. Boyd Bennie the As-sistant-Inspector. ; A.C.—lt is scarcely justifiable to imply that the letter -was written with the intention of prejudicing the inquiry, or that it -can do so in.any way. .Evidence at the inquiry must relate specifically to the collision, and bs given on oath. J.T. —No good end can be served by commencing an acrimonious newspaper controversy over the matter. A Devonport Resident. — Your curios ity is natural, but we are ■unable to satisfy it. A "Visitor From Canterbury.—(l) You have apparently not been long enough in Auckland to speak with personal knowledge of the subject. J.J.C., Onehunga.—The murders of settlers at the Wairoa district at the beginning of the Waikato war took place in July and August, 1863.'
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 79, 1 April 1908, Page 8
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