REVIEW OF THE WAR.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17950, 18 November 1918, Page 7

REVIEW OF THE WAR.

to THE EDITOR Sir,-Now that hostilities have ceased, and with them necessarily the “Lyttelton Times ” articles on the campaigns and the Notes on t.ie * iU > as constant readers of these columns »'e wish to tender our sincerest thanks to the writer. The public could always rely on these articles as representing the true state of affairs, and never did they fail to set forth an unbiassed and sane-minded opinion on the afratis o the war. , These enlightening, well constructed articles throughout the struggle of the past four years have been to nmnv students of the war an infallible guide, and to all oth e ?' readers of your journal a most reliable aid in formulating a clear-cut judgment on the trend of events. We can speak confidently for many readers throughout this district m saying that the “Times” articles hare been one of the events of the war ,n New Zealand —AVo are, etc.. A SHBU R TONI ANS.