ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENTS.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume 29, Issue 5, 29 May 1896, Page 17

ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENTS.

One Of The Disappointed.— The address* were not, so far aa we know, sent to this office by our own correspondent, or any occasional correspondent. Had they been tent and received they would bave, doubtless, found pi act in our olomoi. We inserted everything that we received from our correspondents on the subject. We have already stated that we went out of our way tv obtain an immediate report of the proceeding*. Our report, in presenting salient features, gave, we think, a Rood idea of the magn ficent and brilliant su«;ers of the celebration. We gave our report with all promptitude, aud, in journalism, big dot gui cito dat, " He gives twice who gives soon." Avon.— Thank9 for your complimentary retntiks. We think however, you are mistaken as to the object of the letter. We did not omit any dhids from the report furnished n*. T- e gentlem«n you mention seems to be zealous in the interes'a of the Society. We would ha»e been delighted to publish the address if it ba4 been lent to us.