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Waipa Post, Volume I, Issue 18, 16 June 1911, Page 2

(Our correspondents' 'opinions, are their o;vn; the responsibility of editorial items makes sufficient ballast for Hie editor's shoulders. It is necessary that all letters for publication should bear the name of-ihs "writer—vol ;:-:::cssarilv foi publication, but as evidence of good faith'.)'

(TO THE EDITOR.) Ehoai' Who that felia " Pakeha " make the write to you all same Timi Kara no good? By korry, when I catch him there doir't be no more " Pakeha" very long. He no good that fella " Pakeha." Timi Kara, he the rangitiva, the good man, the big bug. Kapai him! All right, Timi Taihoa i He the plenty good fella, eh ? What for don't the rabbit get the pakeha grass,.l dunno ? What for the pakeha make the fash 'cause him pig dead? That all right! Kapai that i Rabbit eat urn poishun, he die. Pig eat,urn rabbit, he die. All the pakeha eat urn pig,' every one the pakeha he die. Then the Maori get all the land some more again, all the utu, ail the whare, eh? Kapai that, eh? I tink? Timi Kara he the fella. Kia ora ?

KAITANGATA.

TO THE EDITOR. SIR, —It's' a great pity, that there are some shoddy members on the 'Town Board —members that are not capable of looking after the citizens, interest except their own. To prove my statement look at the disgraceful state Sloane Street is in at present. Certainly lam a newcomer, but to make a new place go ahead you want population, and therefore I consider I have as much right to have a good road as any member of the Board. Somebody needs shaking up.—Lam, etc., Edward de Mey. [lf the writer has not exhausted the means through the proper channel it would have been better for him to write to the Town Board direct.—ED. W.P.]