CORRESPONDENCE.

West Coast Times, 26 June 1912, Page 1

CORRESPONDENCE.

LECfSLATIVU COUNCIL. (In the Editor). Sir, —Will von kindly inform mo, through the medium of tlio columns of your widely road paper if the rumour iu circulation is correct, namely, that Messrs T. McGuigan, J. Mu rduch, and T. W. ISriioe were included in the list of proposed appointees to the Legislative Council, hut declined the’honour on the ground that their services were useful to local institutions, notwithstanding the powerful influence of their many friends to entice thorn to grace the Chamber with their presence. —1 am, etc., MAC KEX 7A KITE. [As our correspondent is probably aware, we are not in the confidence of the Government, and for this we are thankful. We cannot say whether the rumour merits in credence at all. Maybe our contemporary can supply the desired information.—Ed. “ Tim Times.”]