OKAIN'S SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2056, 26 May 1896, Page 2

OKAIN'S SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

To the Editor.

Sir,—Your correspondent, '' One of the Old yes clean gone, and email loss ; let us try something new, if for no other benefit, we shall certainly gain experience. About the noisy meeting, nt thing particularly fresh at these meetings. H>ve generally liter, lively, but this one lnving otirt.'d the old Committee, an ■«»-. p«'donnble offence has been corrnritfed-, Oh ! ye gods and little fi.he«, why can't you be quiet? Did AMr H rri- put it plainly to the meeting of hosneholdurH tbat if tbey wanted to the they must put out the old Committee. He cerubdy did, hnt of eon'-a it w-s impo.Kible for any of ths old Commit ea ti hear if. Why should they if tbey did not want to ? "** Now Mr Old Committeeman I think U.ude has proved to you tint be is general enough (and come to spare) to have thrown your forces into such di»ord«r. to reform was impossible,, Why don't you ndmit that he lua been currying too m..ny guns—take what you needs m-u*' (i good licking) and look pleasant j if you do not you will cpit.inly have to look the other way, for depend on it Uncle will prove equal to tbe occasion without h-ving to call on his big brother for^upporr,—Y etc., *>ROXY.