AN APOLOGY.
THE LATE CATTLE STEALING CASE
Sir —I fl#»eT)y your iasu- of the 23rd th*| -Mr Auhin, has taken off once at my letter p» k ". be above subject, although his mmc it notltentionod in it, as he itates that my account is false. Of course I was misinformed on tbe subject, and I am tru'y sorry for having given him any annorance on the tuUje 't. At the tirue the •letter was wntfen, as be will se>», it was not known who »»eld the power to sell off Scott's property so that any storekeeper in the district might have taken it uo 1 h.ive kno»n Mr Vu bin tome ye^r*. and have a!way« consiiltiefl him as a moat respectable ma>i of business and as I have previously sai-1 had no auim sit>y against him io writing the lett r, but wrote it purely on public grounds. Being a auffertT from Mr Scotr a doings, and a cattl* owner, perhaps I wrote rather warm on tbe subject. At the Btime time I think there is no need for the etroßir language Mr A. uses, about cloren feet, etc. — I am, &c, — Bband
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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 552, 2 December 1875, Page 2
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193AN APOLOGY. THE LATE CATTLE STEALING CASE Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 552, 2 December 1875, Page 2
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