MARINE CERTIFICATES. TO THE EDITOR.
Sir— Re marine certificates in last night's issue, I should say the best answer for " Enquirer " is to remind him of the old proverb, " Never cross the bridge until you come to it," or, what might be more applicable to seamen, " Don't sing out before you' are hurt." Stirring the already troubled water ds more likely to cause the eifect he so much dreads than quietly letting it settle. — 1 am, etc., BINNACLB BOX. • Wellington, Bth February, 1899.
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Evening Post, Volume LVII, Issue 33, 9 February 1899, Page 2
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