AUDITING.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 3085, 29 March 1892, Page 2

AUDITING.

To+U Editor qf tie Star. • j Sot,— Tbe olerk-of the Paribaka'Bo*a» Board, at onr last meeting, inbemsd as, 11 That the Auditor while around laattimev. told him that there was no ueQeetity to keep' sepfcrate banking' aec6an?lw^«on. tractor's 'deposits." Now, Sir, some yean < ago l the Auditor told our then elerkj " 2ftsf it was imperative to do *>„' whieh-liM been done. Will you or any,of.4be,lqeal bodies in your district, kindly in^roo| nj ratepayers^ these instnjtotibns araexeepK-. tional to our board. By so doing you will oblige';—- I am etc, G. W. Gake, Memberof the above board. '. :.,:-- I Oaonni, March 26th. • " ; *< *» /

Lord Salisbury's diplomacy is difti&< gnished by two qoalides---patune« fani tbe art of exoitiog impatience ialjtdv opponent. On tbe surface them pwoUifei* ties are not discernible* bal they goveimhie actions io tbt Wtuvan Sea dtqntt wit( tbe United BtMttt, it they hare done o« other occasons. WhynotrevhwthettoAu vivepdi ? "What potsible reason ia thtrib against the " good anderttandjng " befoi still oontitttted?' Lord Sahsbory th«#«t| exemplary patience when tbetoaty <^fi#^ ring the gMttioQ.ip arbitration w,a» beMK negotiated. When the Senate had agreed to, it, he ohangtd hii »tti*ad»ll . once. By refaring to continue the iK vivettdi tbe American Government *"*&' either sign tbe. treaty and proceed ibrfirjfa with to arbitration, or be forced' te'fu«olr tbe sea against the sealers, embroilinf the"" States with Basna aod othex;<»ouSCn««u a task for which their fleet is not prerarhL We Bhonld not be ■arori—d to flnSiW ' the President will bide down^ M^jSe of the a^kjrard poj^tlon he will be tfif BntUh thif^tee^-New Zealand ISoST \ yntp^mSk >ro4d CoftV; ItnuketiiUie ■eartrirlad^keepet^tlte bndn^elea^Jaad ' aelpeth digestion. Be tore, aadaakffor - grease's A^offee. Sold only in^^Oft i 3WTO|^irOirM^ liIVB LONC^aai I MffkeaU At esenuete andF^s3S^ Cemptttorne. p me«er, and Ca» s^reßli^ j