THE SANT WAIPAWA.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 432, 11 August 1915, Page 2

THE SANT WAIPAWA.

[TO THE EDITOR.] 1 Sir.- "Waipawi.-in's ’ letlm' givesa veiy pm.r emiise f< r the slight to the Arn.t Glim.<.n Deehrnl ion Dav. lam glad s !t . tlmt hc i< one of the Pt'll io’.ic ('■ ir-miitee. for his infc; mat i«.n is right firm the centre. It is just as I anticipated, it was the ruling powers that were at fault. 11*. savsthai there wisa ”vttcai.H chair on l lie platform. I sia I have th.,:miit that the . Pat rii.t :<• ('oiumit- (»■•■ would have invited the pc:;p.e who they wanted I*. bo *-*) th'' plaits >in tn fill iH.se c’mii'.'s. but it r.p-pt-.iir that they had < lie chair nit>re than thev had' * eeiipants f< r. How dii'i'e; e;it was the Waipukurau p.,.t i'i< >ie ('* mmittec’s method to that <f Waipawa. The hitler sentinv itf-s t’.ir b< ;b office; s *.f the Army P. a't.-mi their derm nstrat-on. butowing t., the v ; -ii ■-/ ill" Has-ings Army band. < nl? *:nt- was able to go. Tb.is. Sii. goes ;<-. sh*.w just a mile class distim.ii.’i cn th*' part of the Waipavva Committee. The Sal vat i'.'i Army lets quite a lot at 1 vvarm-1)'-aeried I'ti.mds m high places who are m.-t afraid to show 1 heir appraviati* n 1* t tl’e A'.iny. .This the i Waipawa Patiirijr ( ommiitce tins : fai cd it; de, and whe--e action V, ai-'pa'-inn (who is ashamed to sign iris name) has trit d to justify. I a.'ii, F. JOHN. ‘ Hr.gjiux Aug. ID.