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fit must be distinctly understood tbi» we are not to he identified with th< opinions expressed by correspondents in our columns. 1
MUNICIPAL PICTURES.
[to the editor.] S[ r ,—Air. Clapham's letter of even date somewhat puzzles me. He may be an expert on. finance and business, but his idea of doing withoutrent is beyond my understanding. If he will make himself more clear, I will try to follow him, but his letter before me is too much of a jumble for me to understand.—l am, ei2 "’ F. J. TONKIN. Hastings, 2/5/17.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VII, Issue 110, 4 May 1917, Page 3
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