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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 33, 9 February 1892, Page 2

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A l * IXTKHE.STINC QUESTION. Foil tho past six years the Auckland Bo*pilal and (Hiaritab'o Aid I'.,mid has >~ en obi.ainim.' from the Covernmeni. sub.ddmnpo'i money raised by Aueicbitsd boricvoIcnt iiistil.ui tons. Mich as iho Auckland Benevolent Bocicty and the diddles iu-ti-; tine lor the Blind. The Amu cr It><uct d I recently expressed his rlisupp'ovui of this; coui'so of procedure, and stated that msii-l tetions spending public money most bo j res poo a'bio to the tiovc'-iimcnt, and submit i to a ilii\'.'o)inciit, aildil. of their accounts. I Tai'slcrl to a proposal for ineorpoi ution of I he i AiiokV.tid Ikmevnlent -ocii-ty and toedubi- j lo hwtiture for the Blind as sfpainfe in- ) >'i.rurions. and the Anekbind I losoifal and i Cliui'irab'e Aid Braid was a-ki:d !n ollfir no' oppo-ii.i'.i'i to ihe movement. Some duuht; I Mfii-o as to rho pii-iimn occupied hy the: Bi'ird, and it was a:'t-ed lo obtain legal | ai'.ie ih rcupon. At I.ho meo'injf he'd; \c-U.iday altcmoori a commni•ioafion was I loud from Messrs lie-licih and Biclimond from which it appeared tl-ip. any insti-j union in.iy boconitj incorporated as ai si-i-iii ii'e ie-i it.i ion. and I hat. i'morpor ition | i- oiieeiijil by mi order-in-Coiincil. I', was I sucucried 'hat tho Bond should not oiler i any objection to tihe proposed incorporation I proviih.'d Iho ins'itii ions named would LniiiS'liiii that they would not in future cult upon the Boi.rd tor contribution* of j mor.ex. Siijipf-.-iii_r incorporation to be : elicetod, they knew of no provision prevent- ; ing lho-o itistituiious .'calling v.jini tho I-. ar I I'o .rants of timt'cv Mr MV.s moM'-t, "Thar IhU Board ~i;,.| le. ol jectn.ii "i the in, or.-. : n rum i 1.-.-l I:, i-e i.is ii i;;.-i... w iii bio.l tii |,|.(.|us to i:.,.ke n • C-il-S i.pon Lho i iioiud. ' lie dd niio l;clii.-vo any set ot . Men woul-.i luU'iduiiC -nc'i a b.-.r.-ain | solemnly made by ihom.-olves or their pto- I dcCes.-nr!--, : Mi- Cirrnt', on tlio contrary, though!, i con.niii.i.i c.r loiudit lie upj'.o nr.ni char, uou'd j repudiate such a imrgain made by ilieirl prc'ii'co-.-i.i s. | Mi C:irin..'id (•eci'titury) said the Brmovo- I lent .Society via* nn iiwitution. and yet not I nn iiHtil hi ion. J ■-. ha mo imiidin .; to keep I ii;.. It. h'd no.'-. 'In; noee-sity i,,r a fixed j iiicomu. If it, Cioh.C-.'-.i _100 and cot £IOU j -obsidv, il. OoiihJ i-p.-nd .L'LXiO. end tlioiV Was | not. i-ii much d.iMjior in thai; w.iy a-'I if they e.-.i.ab i-hed n Loire, which tui.p l, I Beskei ii nod Bicilinuod lo -'„y i\\,\\. mere' w s power »vil,ii ,-ri iiieoi'.'orai.o i.iooy i<> j hind lleo,ise'ves air,»>r in 'p'ration. Tin! I.'"tit leiii'.-i. co.iipri.-iuo ilie .Tulolee ii .-> it una j C.'. nimlCft o oad agreed to *-'iior ia.'o an I enc.i .'•iii'.in'i nor. to on.l upon the.Bond tor j i. rants, and to tdrii idial. en„io_'.euieiil. by j ! deed Unb.-i Sea', a! Ot incoi jiora'ion. Ile| believed 11." i ust.n.s oi Bonevoieii t Mommy | would do i ho Mint-:, j Tb« nullum proposed by Mr M.ivs uas j :! .',,..-i in. ' "I