THE LITE ELECTION, GABRIELS RIDING.
(To the Editor.)
Bin, — I observe in your last issue a letter, signed J. O. Brown, accusing me of sending untruthful telegrams to the " Star." I wish to ask you,' Sir, what right J. C. Brown has to say that I sent the telegram, as he cannot prove the assertion. As J. C. Brown previously fulfilled the position of canvasser on the TtiAPEKA Times, I uyist aasume that he was in the habit of "sending unreliable telegrams to the Press, and therefore is judging me by his own measure. Comparisons are odious, and 1 will therefore refrain from commenting on his actions.— l am, &c v W. QuiiK
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Tuapeka Times, Volume IX, Issue 630, 30 December 1876, Page 3
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113THE LITE ELECTION, GABRIELS RIDING. Tuapeka Times, Volume IX, Issue 630, 30 December 1876, Page 3
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