ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 9 June 1927, Page 4

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

“AUCK LANDER” (Nelson) : Yes; n bowling tournament was held on Auckland greens on King’s birthday and was conlinued on Saturday in fine weal her. "11 YDRANOKA” (Richmond): Wo are sorry vve cannof give furl her space 1o the weekly gardening; notes. Wo know ot no heller advice on the subject- than is to be found in the pages devoted to all forms of gardening which are provided in Lucas’s Almanac--advice compiled by an expert, with special knowledge of local conditions. "ROOKS ROAD" (Nelson): The position was fully explained in last night’s "Mail.’’ You arc quite unjustified in insinuating that- the Mayor is "trying to work a. point.” P. PP.OMRLL (Sherry River): Thanks for suggestion. Most, of mtr readers, however, have (he P>ihle in their homes and may study the doings of Joshua and Moses for themselves. The records of New Zealand's early days are not so accessible. 0. 0. WIT .KIN SON (Riwaka): Owing to our being unable to get. in touch with the secretary, it has been, impossible to verify or otherwise your statement that a resolution was carried dele.ti the words referred to. If the official records differ from our report we shall make a statement, accordingly. We shall also publish the full text of the other resolution as soon as wo can obtain it from the secretary. We agree with your sentence, "spirit ci' goodwill still wanted.”