TO CORRESPONDENTS

Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 21, 25 July 1893, Page 2

TO CORRESPONDENTS

T Juuko — We do uot fieo Ihut any sood pinnose cou.d now bo ser\eil by re-i-JrcMujar correnpondence" on *bo Ah Ching cuse. With refcreuce to your ueoerul icmnrks rcjmriUnir tbe Asiluui, we conltl uot take the responsibility of publishing yonr statements. Tbe best w»y for yon to obtniu the ouqiiiiy you ilesiro would bo by petitioning Pruliaiuont. Such ns c ertiou9 03 you niiilm conld caircely pjss without notica if embodied in a petili n. " G.B." — Yours is the Intest of a long series of letters requeslini- tbe piiblicilion of a balancesheet of the PnrueH Memorial movement. Yonr stntcijieutß ns lo the amount collected aotl the cout of tho memorial nre Fcarcely, we should think, correct, bnt vp really lini'C no inoaus of judging, nml we eanuot spire space to keep on publish™? letters nsVnur over ami over agom for tho same thin?. A. bilnnce-shcefc should, of coiirt.o. bo published. Mis Crawford.— The Octnpron fire in Dunedin took wince on the Bth of Scntcniber, IS". 1 ). '• r.,otball."— Bets follow tbo slakes. If tbo Wollißprtous »re entitled to claim tlio nm br default, those who lucked tnem win als"». "Phono." — We eanuot hear of n catalogue in Wellinnton, b'jt yon coulil obtain a plionoKnmh or particulars by writiuir to tlio Edison General Electric Coiupany (it New York or Chicago. A phonograph would probably cost you about £10.