TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING HERALD

Wanganui Herald, Volume II, Issue 399, 11 September 1868, Page 2

TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING HERALD

AVanganui, Sept. 11, 1868

Sir, —I notice that " Quid pro Quo" observes in Mr H. B. Roberts an eccentric motion, and the writer's ideas appear to have been that the coirs of a solicitor's wheels ought exactly to dove-tail or meet in happy unison with those of nis professional brethren. The latter machinery is very pood in a clock, hut 'cnpahle of j improvement. " Quid pro Quo" thinks j that it is very plucky in Mr Koherts to introduce this eccentric motion in a piece I of machinery which has long worked • successfully for the members of the profession, and which, perhaps, he wo lid ' like to see continued; but the public may think otherwise, and hail with approbation the eccentric motion. I would recommend " Quid pro Quo" to take a ' trip to England, and when polished by rubbing against Temple Bar, he would probably return a star, not confounded by motions which hitherto he admits his thoughts did not comprehend.—Yours, &c, A QIIIKT OuSKRVKR.

TO THH EDITOR OP THE KVKNING HtRALD. Wanganui, Sept. I], 1808. Dear Rin, — Althou h you can afford but very little space for your correspondents, yet, I consider myself, amongst the many, under a great obligation to you in those troublesome times very able articles which appeared paper from time to time, in rethe sad calamities of late • Colonial troops As stated I fear we have not yet, hut one thing of the brave, the and his comrades, Queen and Britoner, he the courage and | as a | bodies of dead an d I 1 -