SOUTH OAMARU DISTURBANCES.
To tlie Editor. Sir, —Kindly.'-.allow me; a" Jittle sjiace in your valuable paper re ithe above heading. I, as a Soutli tbwn' belt resident, wish to ask "Visitor," a writer in your last night's Mail, to which part of South Oama.ru lie attributes the disturbances of which lie complains in your last issued I have lived now a, considerable time in South Oam'aru, and I- know for a fact,.- as far as tlie belt- residents are concerned, that they are a most respectable and sobers minded people. And, further, as far as I know, the South Oamaru people as a whole are: a ll highly esteemed.- Thanking you for allowing me to trespass on vour space, —I -am, etc., ; . ' . r . RESIDENT.' South Oamaru,;.J.aii. 4tb>_-1912- •
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10965, 4 January 1912, Page 6
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127SOUTH OAMARU DISTURBANCES. Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10965, 4 January 1912, Page 6
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