THE CASE OF THE LATE MR. RALPH TATTERSALL.
To the Editor of the New-Zealander/’-Sin, —In your Monthly Summary of thq 31st March last, I perceive the following, under the head of “ Drury/’ from your “ own correspondent,’! dated Feb. /25ih’; J'.T f ‘‘ln the case of Tattersall there can.be.no doubt lie should have had leave, and gone to Auckland some days before ; but let the blqune attach wheiv it;is ; due. The moment he applied for a: recommendation, of leave he had it ”. '' •• -/. .* ■ f " J * -vI beg sir, to give this statement the most unqualified denial, my brother having applied for leave on three or 'four 1 different occasions, but -was unable to obtain it. It was only when it was but too apparent &> all around him that he was a dying man, that he was permitted to leave the-camp; If it is necessary to furnish any further, corroborative proof of the correctness of my statement," ! can bring the evidence of" his comrades to prove what I have now stated to he true, ■■in ,...> ' ' .■,. I am, sir, v/v', /.,...... , Wm. Tattersall.
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New Zealander, Volume XX, Issue 2080, 2 April 1864, Page 5
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178THE CASE OF THE LATE MR. RALPH TATTERSALL. New Zealander, Volume XX, Issue 2080, 2 April 1864, Page 5
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