PROGRESSIVE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12573, 7 August 1901, Page 6

PROGRESSIVE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.

. TO THE EDITOR. Sir, —A day or two previous to the late by-election), a letter appeared in, your paper in which Mr' Charles Taylor wrote that he had not received any communication from tlie Progressive Liberal Association, and therefore could not be expected to reply. Mignt I ask you to favour the enclosed correspondence with la, similar publicity.—l am, etc.,\ SECRETARY P.L. ASSOCIATION. i (Enclosure.) Christchurch, N.Z., July 24, 1901, —To the Chief Post-master, Christchurch.—Dear Sir,—On Tuesday, July 9, tnres letters addressed to Messrs.G.ff, Smith, A. H. Turnbull and Chas, Taylor respectively were ’posted in tbs pUlar box at the corner -of South Belt and Manchester Street. Theletter addressed' “Mr Chas. Taylor, Trades Hall, Inglis Buildings, Christchurch,” has, I am informed, not been delivered, and as its non-delivery has occasioned some friction, I would esteem it a favour if you would supply any information respecting it.—l have the honour to be, etc., etc., FRANK S. YATES, Secretary.Chief Post Office, Christchurch. —Aug. 2, 1901.—Mr Frank S., Yates, -Secretary Progressive Liberal Association, Christchurch.— . Dear Sir,—ln reply to your inquiry regarding a letter posted by you on 9th ult., and addressed -Mr- Charles Taylor, Trades Hall, Inglis’ Buildings, Christohnrcih,” I beg to say that I am informed that the letter in question was duly received.—Yours obediently, R. KIRTON, Chief Postmaster.