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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 993, 7 February 1882, Page 2

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UotheEditor Watrarapa Daily W SiR,-Yptt must have-been in a veH happy mood ? heri:,oa<^oteyou^Jß 0 your aoiithl«?KCM with havealloUeti^KSia tee, Mr Wngley, hu not lately 'SM accustomed to the step dance, MrSM your able management he WhyomJyonrOhairmanl f£Jfg%& nasty Eldew have not, as a business Si fep ? sedh«^ ira S2|s Utah aßacit/of wines. ; 1 : W"?' 81 ' 0 appeared modest aa ?& ■■> gards the Instttnt* Committee, yourself; r 1 suppose, berag a member. Now. Ka ' say you to the taking charge of X ™~ drum, Mr MoGregor the pi/ 'y ! Messrs Boddington and Carr &„ fasecond, fiddled, I wish ,n n c ?uW ie yourway to tak a the Eldera-inio y J UP confadence.tKereTfouldbßJhoaUnds a very moderate iadmission^ayM the ,£6Q which denotation wuld have an easy..iime jn r hWnVS fl ; YousaywyourfemarMtoXt was to come from, but .that the Chairm J of the Trustassured that it would be oX commg when wanted. It is a great pit, hedid not.remain 16carry out hE mm -Hi has not-been seen K Board for a,longicng time. I 2 - pipes in hiajtewly acquired propertythe main forgone to the Salt Lakes v I believe it» customary inbusmei' Th« the Wellington Education Board his not yet thought fi t (o.4 9 , e 4t J a | School Oommi teey but it was refreshing o observe that this mode of oommunica. tion was not relegated to the waste paner basket but mot at the hands of tifrTreS. prompt business-like resolution which you have not thought fitto publish " The Trust know vory wall jfo lu money must be paid; the EduS Board, however, having a large balance I«» the. bank, and having negleoM t 0 comply with the Act, W oonveJU the j Town Lands Trustees r the- old School buildings and land, upon.w^hichtheS | sion had taken holdoflthomembeSt the money waß not immediately required |Wi in order,; perhaps, to. get out of/ >. \m unnecessary erections at thai. School, not providedm.the oohtrsflL ' Board, by way of subterfuge, (IcclfA proceed further until the £4OO promEed bytheTrustispaid.wellbowShe time of writing the letter that they them, selves were the cause of the non-payS f the money. But, Sir, .you. \Si us by assnring UB that the amount cous be had by an arrangement with theßank. >iv the wind blows, and al Mr BbddiiT ton, as a member of the deputation from ti B Ti , ? forrasu «tM certain of the payment of an overdraw I for one when no pressure wlingto^nlerintosuch^^i for the oonvenwnceof other public bed when ample public security is provided. With regard to the claim of the Inifci. tute.pon the fund, of the Trust undet MM old resolution, I repudiate inasmuch thatsince the passing of the resolution the property has passed under tha Public Libraries Act 1869 to theßroSn ,Jrt -it has been supported by rates levied on the people, and that the governne body has apponted its Committee 0 f i management, a '„d that under h \fo JuseoftheActsuchgoverningyh, | the power to borrow sums of money may be required on the security nIVJI ! rates. So that the gentlemen who ha J ? iven their pwaonal security can !IjE ! mepW the privileges of the Act. m When a balance is in favor of the Trust ■is member, „o doubt will beSyt

'••'.'■."'. ■ ■' Imo,&o.; ;. ■_■ . • ATrobtke. Had the Board acted in therßpifiNbioh ■'ATrustee write," th e neff SeS . would now b 9 unbuilt., The Boa 3 4& Trqj beforeputungap the buijdini. faith o the assuWdgivn'S % trustees. H spent «,500%Traii5 J Inbe lD tere,tofMß,t a ,ton ; h • Board waived.red-tape forms. We are sorry that "A Trustee" fails J Z . «4hare beenp»idin totho Board