THE SUPERINTENDENT'S LETTER

Evening Star, Issue 4141, 5 June 1876, Page 2

THE SUPERINTENDENT'S LETTER

-By soiub portant —paragraph. was^nutt^7^m'ti^J Superintendent’s letter by bur rnnwiing cod/jf this take until' aftferoUr: butsideifiagßSiwhereon the liefttori feppe&s, 1 W^nt =topresSJ $ Thb final pamgsajph of thblbttor shonidwad v ' You ;saj; .that you cannot toe Sir breach of feith. to Otakb in'ihe proposal to rcptolthe salntatV nro- r .visions of thelmiiUgrtffloH hnfl Pnblfo WorksAbfc In reference to the liabilities -of those' Provlnoen’ - within which ra<pvasS art constructed. (|f this.he bo; then .I apprehend it/would.bo; nobreach of ■ faith next y« ar to repea i,anyVAct' which may be thw year to foodieo the landJreyonua. I fedr that ia placing faith 71 r Ijiltf Farfiament the'people J flduw, and £ for one am dOterinlned not again to ? err m.that(Aircctiont‘.Andium, in 'CoholnSon.-lfibi r me day that if oven by an dafc|fcrtbry remark I have saidanything distasteful, £ trjlst yon will forgive :®e, as my duly to this.JProvuMte.has oohstninedme .most relurtautly.to contiftihthis corrembndehbeTl yet hope tb See the Colonial 1 FarlfcineiEfentW to ; ' Otago that which she has < a eight to dawumil, tit.,, that tho Province shall be' goverifed as its people devise. Should* bsdeniedi X . itonpt singular progress dt " theQolony willreceives,hehvylShw and greatdisconrpgement,which.willTjonmst nfimfiohir-Tho' . uncertainty even now' which exists an to whifti the . next; new schema of the central CKfvetnxhdnt may : be, ia creating an uneasy feeling thronghout tte community, whioh. ’yon need not he told, in highly detrimental to the progresttiof Um Calony i i:ll^7-