HILL’S MATE’S REPLY.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1545, 21 August 1886, Page 2

HILL’S MATE’S REPLY.

TO 188 HEDITOR. SlJß,—Bill and I had notber meetin to conceder Mastur Aitesoo’s letter, and other maters, but we got kind of riled wen acused of pokin our nosea in others’ affirs, and then he senses us of not bein at concart, but he wor blind wen ho didnt see us ther. But bout the pianoo beio proparty of presbitors Bill and I cant agre, but we both agred that when yahoos get up a concart iu aid of scbol funds the procede shauld be given the Chairman oi schol and not put in pockets of Yahoos. This was put to the meetin and caried unanimouselio. The next subjec we took up was bout the Lords of Temuka givin 3d a head for hawks. They lords must ave a lot of publick money to spare, dufc they must think as hawk as no friens, for if we cotch any of they lords on our f acer secton we intend, to cake they before the Beak. Surelie the Lords of N.Z. are all mad. One lot brings these varmint of smal birds ere, and it takes Bill and I all the winter to poison they ; nolher lot wants to stock countrie with stots and weasels, nother lot makes they swamp hens game,, and Temuka Lords want to kill farmers best frier.. Proposed that they ; Lords be all mad ; carried unanimouselie. And now, Mr Heditor, we want your asistance, cause we want Master Come O’Lenus to join our societie, We had a big discorsion wether to axe him to ioin or not, bein as he is a Hirishman, cause we do objec to they home rullers, but we both hopes as as more sinse.—l am, Master Heditor', ’ Bill’s Mate.