CORRESPONDENCE.

Manawatu Herald, 5 April 1892, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

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(to the bditob of the manawatu herald;. J

Sib, — Can you tell .me why the prizes won at the late flower and vegetable show have not been handed over. It is rather rough to have paid entrance fees and to have won prizes, and then lose the lot ,— I am, &0., Exhibitor and Prizetakbr. [All pr'zes have been paid except , to one exhibitor who never called. This sum, (s-even shillings and sixpence) which represents two prizes, will be paid on application to the secretary. — Ed. M.H.]

TO THB EDITOR OF THE MANAWATU HERALD Sib,— Having heard that some kind friend, commonly known as " Mr Enowall," one who seems to know my business better than I do, has thought it fit to send ,' forth a report to the effect that I have diphtheria in my house. I beg to let that same "Mr Know-all," know that I have not had the misfortune of having it, nor the symptom?, nor do I want to. Hoping,, sir, that I havo not encroached too much on your valuable paper. — I am, etc., C. S. G. Botjbke. -.; Foxton sth April, 1892.

IF TOU WOULD LIVE LONG and] propperdrink good Coffee. It maketh the heart glad, kespeth the brain clear, and helpeth digestion. Be sure and 'ask for Crease's Al Coil'ee. Sold only in 1 and 2 lb tins THERE IS ONE THING every housewife should hnow, and tliat is— Hercules };akiko Towdeh is tho best. "Why? It is lii'e cheapest becaus t it is the best for making bread, pastry, oakes, pudding*, . sone ., *c, In w ft"" I? tin?.