TO CORRESPONDENTS

Otago Witness, Volume 23, Issue 2684, 23 August 1905, Page 62

TO CORRESPONDENTS

F. H., Dunedin. — Thanks for interesting re-

port. *■- A. C, Mosgiel — Forward by return mail. J. S., Wanganni — Have to thank you again for attention to report. "W. J. F., Mangawnero.—^Yes, the last one. T. S. N. — Quite aj» interesting contest, with such veterans in the rauks. "Old age ne'er cools the Douglas blood," says Scott; there are evidently a few lineal decendants of the Douglas in Southland. Thanks for report. J. E., Waiwera. — Leaflet forwarded. S. D. MC—R eceived; thanks. F. G. M., Ranfurly. — Sent last week. R F., Taranald — Your solution of Problem

2308 is correct. D. D., Gore. — Forwarded one book aaid re-

turned P. N. J. S., Ashburton.— (Quite pleased to hear from you — the name is so familiar. Those were the much-lamented "good old days" ; but they are coming back again, rejuvenated. How is -the game in your district? Leaflet forwarded. q\ F. — Every request for leaflet has been attended to, so yours must have gone astray. Several others have done so, which is a bit puzzling. Have, forwarded another through M. J. J. J. S., Wauganui.— Glad to know of your satisfaction. Your solution of Problem 2308 is correct. J. R., Clarksville; F. 8., Green Valley; J. H. R. T., Temuka.— Leaflet forwarded last week. W. H., Waiwera, South.— So ambition is not dead within you. "By that sin fell the angels," but in your case it is a commendable attribute. Leaflet forwarded. H. A. A., Te Tua. — Accept congratulations and

thanks for report. J. M., Riversdale.— Received. Sorry you were bothered, but it proves we were not m fault.