THE STAMPEDE OF AUCKLAND CLERGYMEN.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 7759, 31 December 1886, Page 3

THE STAMPEDE OF AUCKLAND CLERGYMEN.

TO THE EDITOR. Sib,—l do not know wbo your " own correspondent," wlkikoletter from Auckland appears in this (Thursday) morning's Times, may bo; .nor whether'his sympathies and antipathies Bhape his facts; nor whether he thinks it for the public benefit, to put into wide circulation aU the improved scandalous gossip he falls in with. But I know enough of three of the cases referred t 0 in his paragraph upon "a stamped? of clergyman goin,'on just now from Auckland" to say „_j,,t the damaging "alleged" cause he seems to revel in communicating is a came absolutely falsely " alleged " iv respect of any ! one of them, and there are not enough remaining cases for his language to correctly apply lo tho reßt.-l am, kc., Edward Walkeh, Otago District Secretary of New Zealand _, __ . Congregational Union. Tr. n —ti V y * » - m ■

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