ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

NZ Truth, Issue 82, 12 January 1907, Page 4

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

E.VS. New Plymouth.— No, /thank you. F.P. —Very much obliged. , ' 1 'An ti-Chow , " Turangarere .—Thanks for offer, send them along, on -appro- ■ .'^al. '- '■ ■;... ■.'■■■■'...'•-'. -. ;.■." L M ,Ru^iaV''^ i You, decline to .you?-', letter and' yet naively say,',* 1 ! can vouch for the information tendered here." Lot of guarantee "an anonymous person's voucher, is. You must be either preternaturaliy suspicious or densely ignorant, . or you would not refuse 'to disclose your identity m confidence. Ca.nn<>t act on atfonymous communications . ■',*;■ B. H. Bone (or something like, that). Peter-street, Ashburton.— Very much doubt if a skunk like you would send your real name, but whatever your name is you're a mean, cqnitempi>ible, scurrilous," slanderous, backbiting, libellous- scoundrel, who deserves to be tarred and feathered and ridden out of town on a rail as a public nuisance a/nd dangerous scandalmong€ir. Moreover, you are several kinds of a fool, or you would never deem it possible that "Truth" would publish your rotten screed, that reeks of petty spite and wounded personal vanity. You tattling old wop, you ask to be informed if we do not publish your spiteful snarl, the, reason why. Well, there rou have the reason and hope it is explicit enough for your feeble brain and venomous mind to understand. If your opinion of the purposes of "Truth" is such as it' appears to be you ought to get your brains brushed. Moreover, your first note was m an entirely different fi^t to your second. So you're probably a crook as weU as a , snake -in -r-he grass.