THE FIRE BRIGADE.
To the E/itor. Will you kindly publish the following letter:—
Dunedin, May 3, 187 G. To the Members D.V. Fire Brigade.
In reply to your favor oi the above date, I have only to say that it is quite evident you do not understand the duties and responsibilities of a City Councillor, but for your information and guidance I may assure you that should you have any grievance to lay before the Council, I feel certain it will have the Council’s courteous consideration. —I am, &c., Barnard Isaac, Councillor for High Ward.
Engine Station, May 3, lc7o. B. Isaac, Esq., Sir,—By direction of the Brigade I forward you the following resolution, passed at the monthly meeting of the Brigade herd on Monday evening last-.—"That the seeretaiybe instructed to writ e to Councillor Isaac, requesting him to apologise to the Dunedin Volunteer Fire Brigade for his unseemly remarks as reported to be said by him, with refers nee to the Brigade, at tuemejiiug of the Cohucil ou Tuead y, 25th A,a il.” The Brigade j Oserve > 0 themselves tho right to make whatever use of such apology as they may think fit. I have the honor to be, sir, Yours most obediently, iSigned) Robert Robertson, Hen. (Secretary.
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Evening Star, Issue 4113, 3 May 1876, Page 4
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209THE FIRE BRIGADE. Evening Star, Issue 4113, 3 May 1876, Page 4
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