ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

NZ Truth, Issue 56, 14 July 1906, Page 4

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"A Disgusted Man, Blenheim."— Your spelling is a long way off. The second word m your nom-de-plume should end "ing." A correspondent who is afraid to trust an editor with his real name and address, m confidence, is quite unworthy of credence. J. H. Crawford.— lmpossible for us to publish your statement of a case that Has already been adjudicated upon by a magistrate. In any case you appear, on your own statement, to have made yourself pretty obnoxious at the house of the plaintiff. You do not seem to think much of your wife ; why don't -ou keep away from her altogether and not get yourself into trouble hunting her up ? Judging from your second letter your case is a hard one, but you won't better it by forcing yourself into other people's houses m pursuit of your stopaway, wife. "Mike McGlone".— Do you take "Truth" for a cross between a ' police station and a poor house ? "Wormwood." — No doubt. There's lots of wormwood m all our lives and we have too. large a share of our own to wish to share yours. Try and make your husband happy and his home comfortable. If you knew how we suffer from being exiled from ours and sleeping alone m this cold climate, you'd learn to value him, if it were only for his bodily warmth. Now will you be good ! : lt Cycling Fireman-."— Not of sufficient public interest to justify the reopening of the matter.