OTHER PEOPLE’S IDEAS
OUR PARK CUSTODIAN (To the Editor.) Sir,—Your many readers and correspondents who feel so strongly on the question of Mr Sturgeon’s dismissal, may rest assured that, if sufficient public support is assured, a monster protest meeting will be held as a prelude to a deputation which will wait on the council, requesting, in the name of the people (whose servants the councillors are) that Mr Sturgeon be reinstated, or valid reasons given for the dismissal. For the people of this town to be politely told by their own representatives that “they have nothing to say” savours cither of colossal check, a piece of Rip Van Winkle, or a smack of Whitehall.—l am, etc., CYRIL R. GOUDGE. Masterton, August 30.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 August 1940, Page 5
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