CORRESPONDENCE.
To the Editor of Tits " Evening Mail." Sir,— l thoroughly agree with you that tbe public has a right fco be properly posted up in all matters public, ahd as to our Cemetery I may tell "^ott tnafc ii. Whfeial MstiieM has hitherto been regularly audited at the end of June, the last balance sheet— attested by Mr H.E. Curtis, District Auditor— showing a credit balance in the Bank of £142 10s sd, and la^sfc December we paid £100, and interest, being tbe balontis of the debt incurred in building thb Moituary Cbabel. That no publicity was given to ifc, ia .imply (I wing to the fact tbat we bave found no authority in the Act to incur any expense in that direction. Touching the vacancy, I shonld like tt know how that is to be filled up. Under Provincial, rule the Superintendent had the power to nil Up Vacancies. We have no Superintendent now, and as the Act is altogether silent . on this point there may of course be ample scope for guessing, but what to do actually I for one will not undertake to say.— l am, &c, ... Rom. Burn.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 93, 20 April 1881, Page 2
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193CORRESPONDENCE. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 93, 20 April 1881, Page 2
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