WAIPUKURAU SCHOOL TROUBLES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7636, 8 January 1887, Page 2

WAIPUKURAU SCHOOL TROUBLES.

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;Sm,^ r Pato^U&^iiM^ii«iiy!Wn'g'> letter'stating he :give; a'i^rue i : every Jremark-.Jm&e'iiiV'tuer Pressi^anav asserting' that he -J?. is^preDared • to j prove."-J •.Msnflmerbus;cha'rglesagairist'Mr!:Anfle^ son's opponents,,and to. establish, a's^'fffiit 1;; thUt.rMr.oA'riderson's supporteira: '.are.;veryr wise';men; iifdeed.Crßut.-who'-is^/j'eX-^He? ■writes; as' if: ■He :,was •'• a, ..'manPin'i authontyS sajdng.to.oiie; .do'this; andv;to:?anoth'er7 do*;, ■that ;;b.nt y.our:rea.dersjare'noiit&jbe^doneVJ in, that way.; -Ifibis n'aniois as.imp_"ortaht '■ as ; his style his/letter may. 'be'reeeivedjas^ the production of a'p.eifect'inan^andxlose^ air further discussion;, as, if aseopnd Daniel^ hadcome-to judg'ment^But^.wlio.as |he'?,-! • '■ Pateirfamilias I ,;;tKinks:" tliere.iis V deal;-1 of 'mysteryJ'.about:abogey.' iii^Otago.H^Li: enclose. a: peh' and; ink" sk'etcli 'pi ;■ the;b6gey/" rwarranted' genuine; Tfof.iyour dispbsaC: asV 'you 'please.".y:Ybu"can's"ubmi£ it;t6'.'gir B. Stout or-Mr-Inspector iHill;as;to:its trutli-'i fulness, and;l;liave. kept a-copyl\vhicK-I;;:: am 'to.: any.".applicant j-;nqt'being'-a suspicipuscharacter.^NotjtoV be too hard:upon'-" PiJte.rfamilipiji"^!iwill '•■; tell him' ffiat^at;tii&.o6migU'tee',^'eenngß.'^ at which;' he .was : not • present'Hhere>y jy ere A ■about'UO'^residente'-iinfiaiitericlance^yho';; Avitnes^ed'.all.;th_at.ac^allydidqccnri'and}; . I-. must leave - him', tq.rjudge wHat a yeryT; shortname they will givelliim^yhen'they^ have, read: his;' f'true . not 1 writing; in. haste.j h All fat' ftnc"e."Mr i' John Harding'is hero"a"aih. ;.ever ', hashe been "dispensingliis charity; alUthiaJ: timei-jlvi Ofago,Jwliere'the^bogey,'came from. v' T.he v b°Sey Ti?- >a&ny- fbr/Mr■% ■ Harding. ■ Her;presented>Mr:'Anderson^ with two handsome yolnrhes 1 Va« a:mark"3 &c/ The boys, and girls'had trieir-in,arks*--.before the -hplidaysr.- iMuclvof ;*tliis':diffiy -" • culty -has arisen froinTthe.-pettysppU'tical > 'anihiiis-which' has been~intf6ducedi:irif6:. the subject; ; If Mr.W.-,q..Smith'M:chair- v:. 'mahshipof the.schdol is so very culpable;'\ = ■why,- do.'not.- his :oppbhent's"demand^his':.: .resignation!' -•.MriPalmer-and^^rhis: pafty;;.. :'ar.ein'.the.miriorityV V; Qf, course Mr Snntu'lwould jesigri.v. But;then;Mr 'Palmer is,} tlie'last nmn'any:pne ofi.the committee.;;:: .wouldvwish' to'see in the chair. iS'c,'.':-- -;■':- •.;■-■ -I''-..'...•'"'■'.Henry Abrow'.,':.'^ [We - have - excised two. paragraphs; of, ji; -Mr Arrows blotter,:, the -first} becatiseHifc;.' 'commented.upon, what; has appeared ;inv; another journal / Waipdiva? 'Mail)}'."ah'd"the second^because we have ho'desire to^v .be,defendants" in: atlibel; action;*"'The':, " pen-and-ink sketch ".referred .tq.^by Mr '1. Arrow is a sheet,.containing''cqpies;(qf:-':: •letters which hav'e'apparently^been/sent.s to some person in-.Waipukurau: v \Yhoyap-,>,s plied for them." The gist'of these letters).: is that iii 1882, when MivAnderson.:was?': head-master oL a school in'J.Otagb^'.a ;^ .position.he .had-then held,' acco'rding/.to'.^? the'correspondence, for six years; holosi;}?v his temper and" had }(v.,difference ■with:<tlie^: . Inspector, for which indiscretion lie-afteri? wards apologised in a manly fashion.' IfV. somebody in^Otagp isyery! friendly/to Mr..;:--Anderson, that fa6t;might:acc6u»t-for Mr}'|' Arrow.' pQasessing'. '.tliis ;• cpiTespondence,^".winch, is apparently frcopied- frqinT;the .';•: niiuutisa of the proceedings-of;;.th'e"D!i&-.-;j> ediri Educatipn=Board.- .;,>Ve "Quito: agrqe.f' ■; \Ai\x'-Mr. AiTOW-itliat.r ?<:petty--political j :■' ajiimus " "has-caused'''hniehiof,thej'diru.~'; < culty.>^.at-^YaipuH^u•^ED:^.>Kff.■]^.■i ":';^;-}^-:-;,.'<:CraCl^T^.;:;;^'V.|^^S: Siß.Wln a la^ ;issue r 7,of■;,ypujc.': ]paper;s;lV - noticed .that} in*}rfefefring” to'i cbmingVen?:-* r. sgagements it was statedtliatthe.prop'dsed^t; yjsit of.'a Namer Uam'^;AucklandtAY&ttld^i "domo.off- at Easter/tH^-^iS'^'cT;^"l^ - -Now, if thexassociatiorihas soi decided^;- ■' it must give good cause for cricketersiih^'i general to wonder at/such'-a'stepffor^inci.-Jie first place,.it}fi.a.woll-kriqwii fact tlfatsf? in -Napier eapeoially whatever enthusiasm^ is is inspired in the f ollpwers 'of^'itlie'grand'A *, ;old"game," 'i^ very' nincli"oh" tlie'-Syanifat^ so late a perio_d rof. the^easonVf Secondly," ft ;it is. rather;pfey}alerit4hautffthenyk'e^ ' h'ave;^ery untayoi'ableSvjeat^or.fdr cnoket''§£ .d\ivuigitajsteri'yceki'l6o v tliat;;iJ;:'a^eSnl^ .could}be'SpJ}Wge.the^f6^tliat}time^^itAy . A.uckland/ it Sis :|yery,:: srqbable:Hl)'atf)tliefel; members^ representing; it J\yq^ ; play} on; &.h'eayy^vieketirioijf urlhVi'rnp're^ brealc-*in7tlie->yeatKey)si6hgßi-fAW"tU^ ' spultfaffo^ :occu"pitipns.'^'l.tiyouldfth'erei6re^-li^^^ •. Ifiai-ii Tnt b.flm : assooiSMois^svingtoStnngljSife earhei date than thatr,eferred.,to —I urn.'C" EsCBAHaE t \