CORRESPONDENCE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4710, 4 May 1894, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

I TO TH * EDITOR, W.D, TIMES,] ( Sm,-I havoread with some degree of intereat your leading articloin Wednesdays issne, in which you so justly onticjsa the management by the Ohoffih authorities of tbo large properties ana>ealthy endow, ments sosttored throughout the Wellington diooese, and also deplore tbe apathy and indifference so frequently displayed by mombers and adhorenls of that communion in reference to tho aupporUf tbe olergy. It i B , however, f y&ry gratifying to learn that tbe P,irBbtoners of Masterlon have roused themselves to'a sense of duty, and aade a laudable effort so as not to m the Rev. Mr Paige to leave . «t being r aid in full the necumutated arrears of bis well-earned «»Pjna. All honour to the Anglicans otMasterton, ana lortunato Mr Paige "to have suob honourable people to . deal With. Such, however, has not always, I fear, been tbo case in tbo i , Wairagna, your complimentary reMjjflpbn other Churches, notwithm^HW£hlJF&2th I|V e beon instances r -t "Ot, not very remote, in which ■ hard-working and estimable men would much like to have been treated on leaving as the Rev. Mr Paige was, viz,, in receiving all they were justly ontitled to receive from their people, and still bavo to abido by tbe loss, I am, etc., Justice,