CORRESPONDENCE.
We are not responsible for the opinions expressed by our correspondents.—ED W.S.] THE WASHERWOMAN DRUBBED TO THB EDITOR Sir,—The snarling effusion of your correspondent “ Elector ” betrays the fact that the cruel given to the political old fossils bv Mr Gilfoddor did not agree with that irate scribe. Mr Gilfeddor, who is well able to take care of himself, has nothing to fear from such yelping creatures. He is still advocating an elective Upper House as well as numerous other reforms and has already proved himself by far the ablest and most energetic member that ever represented Wallace. H*- is gaining in popularity every day and will go in again in spite of “ Elector."— l am, etc, Straight Wire Otautau.
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Western Star, Issue 2216, 24 June 1898, Page 2
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120CORRESPONDENCE. Western Star, Issue 2216, 24 June 1898, Page 2
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