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Otaki Mail, 16 April 1923, Page 2

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' I « ! SEVERAL WELL-KNOWN RESIDENTS. THOSE Wl.LLiX >'• To JOIN IN sEAKCH PARTIES SEND IN APPLICATIONS AT ONCE. (Contributed). For several months past minds of tLt* community of Otaki Borough and ditrie t have been exercised as to thi whereabouts of the members of tht committees of several local efforts. Tin coiiuixittee of the Soldier.-’ .Memorial Rest Re-ort have <ij camouflaged theii wlieiexibouts that anxious eiujuiier- are asking ‘ * Who ate they and where are they'” and echo answers where! It. i,reported that one member of the coxxx-niitti-e was seen early one morning rescuing the plant- in the re.-ort from weeds, but he has since bx.-ea spirited a way. The grass was cut itx some mysterious way recently, but that seexixs to be the limit of the committee's achievements, and the town i- left with a gaping sore which is rapidly becoming the i laughing stock of other towxis. Jhe i other body l'or which search must be ! made in the near future, if it i- to make j Its influence felt, is the Ratepayers j Association: more successfully even j than the Memorial Committee hr.- the ; Ratepayers' Association disappear.-'!, j A Borough Council election i- due ixx | eleven davs T time, aid there i- no x- w: 1 in the .selection of candidate.-, ! the old Council is not so faultless that J we are content for them to be elected i en masse.