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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2081, 15 June 1887, Page 3

I To the Editor of tht Stamford. ■ Sir, —Tbit childish bit of business in Ur ■ Pig sMlasterton writing a leader consisting ■ of staeh nonsense as that contained in tbe ■ Observer of yesterday exeeeda everything, ■ beeenee no one can point to one thing Mr ■ Bonny haa Jore, or any principlea he bolds. VBe newer bad any ptineiplea. He may try ■ and coerce tbe natives, as he baa bad some ■ political power placed in his hands to enable ■ him to piay with. Bat Mr Baony will never ■~ the Lake question with the natives. I Ibe*n> t ives see through Mr Bonny too clearly. ■ Bu connection with tbe volonteers will do ■ him bol litlie good because his men are sen sod would be pleased il he had them ■~WnUed better. Is be a good commissioner of ■ the Sheering Bench ? Query, If be is he ■ baa no right to sit on it. as clause No 11, ■ particularly forbids it. Let Mr Pig state wfaat good Mr Bunny hae ever done. I would be glad to heat even one thing. 1 know be H bas <!■ ne a great deal in blow and promiaes. (ball look 00l lor you next effusion. Yon ■sis a fit w chum Mr P. There are those Uv> here who can speak of tneit own knowI am Ac , H. 0. 0. ;Onr correspondent is ont as to tbs authorof tbe article be refers to. - Ed