Rub the editor does nofc end with that article. On the following morning he makes some remarks in regard to the deci sion of the jury in the case of Rae v. Green- Way. There is no doabb a certain amounb of sense in the remarks, but the grammar of this worthy conservatively educated editor is beneath the contempt of a fourth standard colonial schoolboy. Very few colonial boys would say, "Gertrude Good man, who was called by Greenway's counsel, to prove his case, deposed tbab while Greenway and her were sitting in Eae's office, Rae came in, and Greenway Baid that he wanted £15." Even the rawest of them have some inkling oi the facD that '* Greenway and her were sitting" is the poorest of poor English. Yeb the editor who is responsible for the very bad English I have pointed oub is the same editor that) accuses our youngr New Zea landers oE inability to write a letter, ot ignorance in regard to history and geo graphy, and of anything bad thafc comes to bis mind. Ib may nob be impertinenb in me to remind him and obhers of his kind that the first person to cast a stono ab another i 3 tho person without fault.
