Masterton School Committee.
[to the editoi.] Sir, —Mr Daniell's reply t§.my letter is even a greater puzzle tfjk JkJH. former communication, HWlau|f the right to speak more than twice because he is an Englishman. Englishmen at large usually speak but once at a time, He says he has not apologised ; what then was the object of his letter ? My i-olicy, he days, has been to get the Committee into debt. As a fact my policy h>s been to keep out of it. lie asks: " Wbatiß the use of applying to the Education Board lor funds on the simple plea that we are in Can Mr Daniells suggest a tlMb^p
plan, would he apply to the Board because the Committee is in funds, I need not point out for Mr Daniells 1 edißcation that, because the Board pays certain liabilities inourred by the Masterton School Committee, if follows that they must do the same to any other Committee. If the Board will not pay the debts of the Committee, why should the Town Lands Trust be expected to do so. As regards the Trust, the members do not insist on directing bow the money is to be expended, but tbey require the Committee to submit their proposals bufuro voting furthor grants.—l am, etc., H. E. Eton. 23rd January, 1891,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3717, 23 January 1891, Page 2
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218Masterton School Committee. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3717, 23 January 1891, Page 2
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