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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4665, 9 March 1894, Page 2

We'lisar that the now Liberal Association in this town, or ratheriits wire-pullers, regard tho local School Committee as a Conservative body, ani) intend at the coming annual eleotion to ponvort it into l a Liberal body. Thiß proposaj to introduce political colour into purely "Ipcal matters Is likely to prove an abominable nuiaance in a brnall community like this, If it can be shown tIU members of ft body like the School Committees have not done their diity by the school, by all means give them their dismissal, but to reject them [on political grounds is an absurdity. What some people seep to (je trying to bring abobM'n Mftsterton is a state' of things in_ which a bard apd fast line shall be drawn balween the so-called Conservatiye pettier and the so-called Liberal settler. The Conservative settler must go to the Conservative butcher and baker - and the Liberal settler must- restriot bis gustom td: the; Liberal', butpher find baker. Everybody nipt b'ejet by the ears and live inconstant warfare witj; one another, the end and object being to excite and maintain unneighbourly se'ntimflitS ;and| biMiiot.£se trust there' is enough" oommdn sense in the .{ofO' tO^Dt.fBTP\ p %^tteg.:'

■? froiii-tjie yponorfit^-blopka the dor. -poratipn -weUV tliat mtended to. last, for a thousand yeare, contraction will be in proport!on K to'its estimated ."Mi Mr' Benall; spends dred'.jfounds.over, a. iptile then nearly a hundred is "a dry fountain,'' and hundred is being spent 'ove^^H

when an'ejpMilure of ten, would ; suffice for • all; and putposefi.i; iWithio next fewjears the town i is ;.eerGnii i(o*. get:<a <■ high pressure water in view of this a reokleeH-expebdituro on 1 "" water hobbies" ib to be deprecated.