A public meeting at ■ffSTiCKs Napier bus called the of tin: attention of the (iovern.Put'i: ment to tho fact that liicnwlioi'iintotalisiitoi'.s have been appointed Justices of the Peace. The Napier people aro a little too particular. A man who can run a lotalisator must bo able to read, write and cipher besides possessing general intelligence. Now, it is not every Justice of the Peace now-a-diiys who can read and write, and our Napier friends seem to be objecting to the more qualified gentlemen who sit on the bench.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5029, 18 May 1895, Page 2
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