OUR LETTER BOX

Observer, Volume XXVII, Issue 41, 29 June 1907, Page 24

OUR LETTER BOX

Beta.— Will consider, and let you know. Ray.— Has been said already, and more for" cibly than you put it. K. V— A happy thought You will notice that it has been acted upon. S. W. — Story of the witty mariner is ancient. May use some of the others. W. J. — Thanks for trouble, but you add nothing to the elucidation of the mystery. 80-peep. — We are not in the hon member's confidence. Why not approach him direct ? A Victim.— Statements too vague. Can you not send along more details, so tbat we may investigate for ourselves 1 R. B. B. — Versification is not your strong point. The same ideas expressed in simple prose make a very snappy paragraph. Excelsior.— You don't see any sense in the proposal ? Neitbei do we see any sense in your criticism of it. So the account is square. Jilted —Cannot presume to advise 'on a matter so delicate. However, you will sea that a Feilding man who could prove actual loss got damages from his faithless sweetheart. Perhaps you may have similar luck if you are game to face publicity.