THE CHURCH COMMITTEE.
TO THE EDITOR. ' Sir Of all the places I have known infected with com mu, tees ot old women this one is certainly the worst. And they are not even working old women. . Where are our Church committeewomen t and what, m the name.of starched caps, are they doing ? They have bud moat liberal subscriptions poured into their laps 5 they have a most indefatigable architect (Mr W. A. Burrows) who has denied himself the pleasures of society’ and lived the life of a reolnso the more assiduously to devote himself to the production of the plantiL winch, X behove, have been completed some time. And yet those somnolent old ladies hayo tran- / , e^osec * timber has been rising from inno° B P eodil J g°‘ n S «P to l€s per luutt. Mr Architect cannot be to blame, as hi is , Knowu 1° bo a moat punctual and no .nodical man. Let mo hope this small amount pt friction may bo effectual in creating such a stir m matters ecclesiastical as shall gratify—Tours. u» ever, 6 J
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 107, 10 September 1873, Page 3
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181THE CHURCH COMMITTEE. Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 107, 10 September 1873, Page 3
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