THE GRAVEL CASE.
To the Editor, Sir,I—Having 1 — Having read both sides of the arguments used in the above case, I have cd,me to the conclusion that Councillor Joyce was perfectly right in defending .himself against the foul and danderotis manner in which the Herald commented on his remarks in reference to a public question. Councillor Joyce responded on the same platform on which he, first vindicated the public right, and; for which the HefaTd“Wft®k-guarded-n'im ; therefore I think that the Mayor acted perfectly right in not calling him th order, as complained of by the Herald. The editor of the Herald must remember that Mr Joyce’s pluck is too much for his frail mind to contend against He should therefore remember that 11 If a joke he could not take, a joke he should not make.”—l am, &c., Justice.
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Poverty Bay Independent, Volume I, Issue 48, 12 September 1885, Page 2
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