TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"DisjfUßlod."— -Wliilu tbo ordinary clHzon is allovyod lo oxpuolorale on Urn Hidc-wnlk in eoittinvolition of tbo by-law tbo nuUauco of wlilcli you complain will coutinuo. Both nicos aro equal boforo tbo law. " Kxporlo Orodo."— lnndmiMablo. " Victimized."— >Vo uro uiwurod tbat tbo building: is ruin-proof. Jumos iHliorwood.— Suggest you submit pnrtlouluru to Muuioipnl Council. " CoiiHUlonoy."— lt npihmra to tin tbni. pnblioivtinnof your lottor would uot bulp tbo ciniso you udvooivto. "Slopbon Horabatn."— Cannot afford spneo. "Kont rarTooo."— Tho uulsauoo you cuuiplain of is now being abated.
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Evening Post, Volume LXVII, Issue 24, 29 January 1904, Page 4
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87TO CORRESPONDENTS. Evening Post, Volume LXVII, Issue 24, 29 January 1904, Page 4
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