THE KURIPUNI HALL.
■ V Editor -of. ( >(;: IsiE,--! aeeiin Saturday's/issuo of ■ your" paper a letter' from a. correspondent signing'- himself He is writing concerning the proposed hall in South Masterton.' I was: sorry; to seo ;- suoh uncalled for remarks made use of by ;' your: correspondent—remarks whjoh are altogether agai'nst.the wißhiof the residents at thatend of the borough. The, words he makes use of are "The Masterton ring, .and their baneful -influences." I say such, remarks >re.sure to create A bad feeling In the community, and if the publio in South Masterton have elected "Earnest" as one of the "building committeel feel sure the hall will never be built i so if the publio Want a hall they had better not have anything to do with : "Earnest.",! might, say that if'_' Ear. nest" would employ his pen in trying to to make the people live in harmony it would be much. better" for (him than making Buoh a lot of bitter remarks about the residents of Masterton. ' The hall is much needed, andwme but | those who ; reside in Kuripuiu ran tell • how much it is wanted, -w, ■ *:,-';.■:■ ■■,,.:• I am, &c -y'^m'fl
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 728, 28 March 1881, Page 2
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189THE KURIPUNI HALL. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 728, 28 March 1881, Page 2
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