To the Editor of the "Norta-Cuina Datty News."
Sim,—In your issue of to-day's date you mention that Mr. Wyatt believes that the fact that he refused to supply me with a list of the members of the Customs Staff who wished to join the Customs Guild had a lot to do with his dismissal from the Service. Mr. Wyatt is mistaken in supposing that this refusal on his part had anything whatever to do with his enforced retirement from the Customs Service. On the receipt of Mr. Wyatt's refusal to supply me with a list of the men who had joined the newly formed Customs Guild, I at once wrote to Mr. Wyatt saying that since the members of the Guild were unwilling that he should supply me with a list of their names, he was quite right in refusing to do so. Until he read it in this morning's paper, the Inspector General did not so much as know that I had asked Mr. Wyatt to supply me with this list.
T am, ete, L A, Lyatt,
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