CORRESPONDENCE, A CAUTION.

Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 159, 3 July 1886, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE,

A C AUTION .

Under no circumstance is the E<Hior r<ss ponsiblo for the matter contained in coirebponaonco.

(TO r iHE liDlTOR.) Sin, — "Will you kindly allow me, through i the medium of the JJkws, Lo caution the roadents of To Aroha re the couch : btand in Wlutakcr siieot. (It lias alwa\b puzzled me lo under-bud the folly oi the Mir\t' t >or who laid oft' Wiiitakcr slitvt tuiough the* middle oi: u 1 ivory stable yard ; 1 auppote it nuibt ha\c been done according lo mstiuciions received from some intelligent member of the I'iako County Council). I have se\eial times lately mu my head aganiot a number ofeo.iobc, \,hlch stand nightly contiguous to tlio Palace liolol. "in j. positiun where the footpath ought to be. This 1 did la?o niijht tor about the t\\on<i"th titno. .\w\, en pat.iag fliib tiioming, I oountfd fuiu A-wheoleis, two horses, and one cow, in the samu phice * ( wheiG the footpath ought to be ;" and 1 noticed m one of them (a four-wheeler I mean 1 } -an indentation which I have, no doubt I made vrith one of my phrenological bumps, which, by the bye, is i much larger this morning', I mean the bump. Now I want to caution your readcis le&t they should likewise damage some of these conveyances and get caught, as in that case they might not escape as easily as I have done, with an enlarged bump of perceptiveness, but might get mulct for damages to said conveyances, as it is quite intolerable that the public should not only persist in going through a private livery keeper's yard, but also insist on doing damage to his property. Trusting- that this " word to the wise will be sufficient." — I am, yours faithfully, j * Bumpoloqv. ! To Arohft, June 17th. j [Our correspondent's letter was unavoidably held over from last week. — Ed. A.O.N.]