Correspondence

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1468, 28 October 1905, Page 2

Correspondence

TO THE EDITOR. Sir, —Iu your issue of tho 20th Oetobor i 3 a letter from Mr Joliu Brown, which is a gross misstatement of facts, In answer to llr frown's question "Do you think Now Zealand should bo governed by a browors' monopoly or by tho people ?!' I pointed out. tho absurdity of the question, and stated that if any monopoly existed it was tho direct rosult of the prohibitionists vitiation hotel securities and thus creating a condition of affairs which thoy now, with their unusual unfairness, condemn,

My argument concerning Votes of employers' and employees' unions had nothing to do with Mr Brown'question, and could not baar Iho construction your correspondent places upon it. I will shortly liavo an opportunity, on the p:a;f,mu at Waihi, of dealing witu this and oibsr characteristic misrepresentations —I am, otc,, J. Dixon Ward, Auckland, 27th October, 1905,