THE KURIPUNI HALL.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 817, 12 July 1881, Page 3

THE KURIPUNI HALL.

ffo the Editor of the Waibabapa Daily,] > |[ui:ipi|uj, Si®,—Jn my endeavoring to-day to colfeet subscriptipna to qii'liaji building tj}nd, ,' m actdjtion tq wligt 'I told you of Mr Beetham's liberal gift, I teqeived ftoii) the Eev J. J, Andrew the sun) of lQji, and on lijy home a My addressed i'Mr qliufe, how arq "you feqtting' pn with your Hall?" I gave her to uqdevstand we weca doing pretty wqll, and that I wished we had a liberal ladies' list. She said, " You had better get one, and I will help you." I eaidTcopid not do bo without the committee's sanction. She replied, "Never mind, it is for a good purpose. I will give you a pound, and ~ as quick as thought her (jonation was placed ip lmod, for which I fcindly hpr. This to me'was ~ 'jjjjd I hopp (9 meet wjth other ladies who ba . in', aimed to favoi'usin'a aimilav way. As a :oolleotor> I 'shall bo most 1 happy 'to receive whatever assistI ance any lady might bp pleased to give | to the furtherance ;of the'object we have in view. Our particular wishis : not |,.. rivalry with any other existing' institutions, jfc; but to raise up a building which may be

an ornament to this part of the Borough,' by which its present and future inhabitants may be benefitted, For this I have labored, and,intend to do, God helping me, to the end. When the building shall stand complete and imy present hopes realised, I snail drop down into quietude, and leave all future works to others, thankful that I have been able to do a little good while I liava lived in the district lam, &e., T. W. Shute. !