TO CORESPONDENTS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16550, 14 May 1914, Page 8

TO CORESPONDENTS.

"Not Certain."—lf leading the horsß on the right you should keep to the right, for then, should the horse swing round, it is away from the motor-car. The city motor inspector upholds the contention of the driver of the car. "Importer."—-The publication of an anonymous letter on the subject would lead to anonymous replies that could bring the controversy to no satisfactory conclusion. " F.A."—We do not think there would be much profit in discussing what attitude Cardinal Manning or any other distinguished divine of the past would have adopted towards the prohibition movement of the present day. Everyone knows that the Cardinal" was strongly in favour of temperance and even or abstinence, but no one can

say with authority how he would have gone about the extinction of the liquor trade or if he would hare gone about it at all. " Investigate."—We shall be glad to submit your letter to a member" of the Board in whom we have full confidence, but we cannot publish the statements it contains without proof of their accuracy. .. " Derby."—No. The Derby is confined to three-year-olds.