THE INDIAN TALE OF SPORT.
T<> The EDITOH
Sib, —At the request of a number of subscribers to your valuable paper, including myself, I have much pleasure in saving Unit the tale of *• Indian Sport, ' from the able pen of Mr F. D.'A C. l>e Lisle, has been read and ktenly appro - ciateil by a large number of your subscribers.* and it is with feeling of the deepest indignation we have read the uncalled for remarks of the party signing hinwelf "Subscriber," in this weeks issue. We, therefore, sincerely mist that your readers may still hope for the pleasure of being able to read the remaining portion of that very interesting narrative, coupled * with the name of C".irr-..hjtK"S.—l am, Ac. A SrvNi>\Hi> Kkader. P.S..—I enclose a list of same intelligent reader* of > our paper who have appreciated the above tale.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 252, 20 February 1897, Page 3
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