CORRESPONDENCE.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1194, 9 February 1864, Page 5

CORRESPONDENCE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LYTTELTON TIMES. &K —Under the heading " A delinquent Letter Carrier," a communication appears in your paper of Saturday last, containing grave and sweeping assertions against the Post-office authorities,-assertions which, if uncontradicted, might not only bring our postal institutions into undeserved contempt, but injure in a great or lesser degree the character of every person connected with that department of the public service. Being in a position to speak with more knowledge of the matter than " Materfamihas, I conceive it to be my duty to afford testimony to the care and punctuality evinced in the delivery of English newspapers by our Post-offlce nffi •,J For g i x years I have conducted an English large number, I am „ Materfamiliaß > B » single copy. V y T J nn news-vendors pretended statement othe "7" from "living. Sir, that™ statement of my ejcpenenc , your recent office servants from the odUum vrhiou y correspondent's letter was likely to bring upo I am, yours, &c., ALBT. T. BRADWELL. English News Agency, Colombo street, Christchurch, Feb. 8,1864.