ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

NZ Truth, Issue 90, 9 March 1907, Page 4

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

J.F.B.— Villainously libellous, Have made a personal paragraph of it. J.J., Pahiatua.— Thanks ; will be pleased to hear from you occasionally. ' "Discharged Typiste."--No name and address, no notice. If you are distrustful we. are more so, and we have good reason, you . have none. "Nurse;" TRorndon .— Read horrible private hospital disclosures m last three issues of "Truth. ' ' There is ample evidence of their truth. '•'Spreader," "Napier.— Letter you refer to never ' cairie to hand ; will ■ give*' it attention, if you send it. :Your question 'will be answered next week.. •■...-■ , .

' <Cons tant Reader , ' ' Marjiinborough . .'— Gaiinot rememiber who Kate Kelly married. Perhaps some reader may; be" 'able -to supply the 1 infor--mation. R. Toy:—H ave no knowledge of the 'lettet'you 'refer to, but if it was anything like yours of March 2, it certainly would not have had a chance Of publication. Practice arioder-atioh if you want a hearing. J.C.S.— The captain and crew of the ■'"•burnt" Carnarvon Castle deserves every man's good word, and there's therefore no chance of your' heaving at their heads such; a weird hunk of "nqtry" as" youxs, which is si'niply awful. ''In-dig-nant.-i-Phew ! What the deuce arc you kicking at, anyway ? Most innoceat/ little story, with no sting, j'Sti t ' ak>ivb. "' ' sifc/ink. Of cowrsc the, evening carriage smells, and to say it don't is to eyi'dehce 1 either- a scentless /probosis or ' ' a biased mind, t^hat' do you think this paper exists for, anyway. Don't be . so absurdly thin-skinned.