Correspondence.

Dunstan Times, Issue 1243, 25 December 1885, Page 3

Correspondence.

sfjy ( do not hoW our «e Ivesrtspor sible for the opinion*; expressed by onr conwpondtau. to the EnrroK. _ Snt f-io exii'anation of sub leaa.er in; ••Cmmwell Argns. n I may say ’mi 17th; December. 188 S. I <s»ns<*ntml t»; acc-i't tho position of Mayor of the B irongb of ©ro n*: wel 1 , in answer to repeated advertising in . the “Cromwell Arons ” r' '

As 8 son ns I was duly installed, the creditors of the Birongh were oontimrally At me to settle th“ir accounts, I.amed the Treasurer if the BvU woitM honour the cheque*. Getting a favourable Tepiy» t’ve a coo mts were duly passed and pad, til llth Juno, 18S4, the Bank overdraft amounted to 8? if the aniourt was not on'overdraft, the money went to pay liabilities incurred. No new works coni I he' done, ss there was no money to ray Anything with. My reason for writing to the “I, C P." was that in the Wakatip District the question of the legal ex ! ate»e« of the Borough arose. The Town Council has a right to he criticised, and as long »s 4t is done fairy, and not from personal motives, I. as late Mayqr, am satiatied ■Capital was made out of some of the Conceit resigning. Had the liooal • tractor#* Aot pined last sersioa anything to do with 4; !—T am eta, ,v ~. .. Joh* Marsh, -- Late Mayor of Oromwel’,