correspondence.

Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12028, 25 July 1902, Page 2

correspondence.

(We are not responsible for the opln- j .. ions expressed by 'Correspondents. The writer's name, as a guarantee ot good faith, must be enclosed in the letter.) * THE CORO^atton CELEBRATIONS. (To the Editor.) Sir,— Now that Billy Jones has, had hiS Martinique in the fchape- of a pyrotechniquo extinguisher,, may I ask if there will be a fireworks dis-' play during the Coronation- — I am, etc., CATHERINE WHfISEL. JIR SEDDON AND TB'E AUSTRIANS. (To the Editor.) Six,*— l was surprised to rend in your paper amcnjst the telegrams that Mr^Scddcn gave the Austrian AnVbassa'dor •to understood that there was no (lifferenco in the treatment of the Austrians- to other foreigners. From parawaphs in your paper alone one would come to no other conclusion than that Mr Seddon was wholly opporcd to the Austrian as an emigrant.— l atn, etc., FAIRNESS. ELECTRIC LIGHT AT HARBOUR (To the EditorO Sir*— ln your report of last HWbour Board meeting, 1 jioHced that members of the Board expressedsurprise that resistance coi's could not be obtained New Zealandi They could not have taken much. trouble to find out whether they could "be obtained in New Ziealand or not, as to my knowledge, one firm in Auckland (Crocher ard Sens} could supiply as- many as reiTuired, from 1 ohm to 1000 ohfoisi resistance, and most likely there are other firms in New Zealand able to do the same- — I ani, etc., „-,«-^.«-" RONALD F. VEALE. Auckland, July 23rd.