BENEVOLENT TRUSTEES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9390, 1 April 1892, Page 4

BENEVOLENT TRUSTEES

The usual weekly meeting of the Benevolent Trustees, held on AVednesday, was attended by Messrs Solomon (chairman), Gourley, Wilson Haynes, Swan, Green, and Chisholm for Vpa^nent ml°Unting *° L90114s 9d were I,assed The town clerk, Caversham, wrote grantine* the request of the trustees to make their own"range* the MtK Phe KT VaI of «>g''tsoiiafX tie institution at Caversham. The clerk added that the council would not permit the burial of mghtsoil within the borough 'to°c niU for 'iZt°Z7 f MZ, H*YNES-» was decided to can tor tenders for the remnvtl of „;„i,t m n from the institution weekly lemovalof rS& ltte_%!& Nt T A-?- L?Z™ had written requesting the trustees to furnish him with the reason why his tender for the supply of coal to the institution was not accented it l£;™ «?._"S 5" advertised for groceries <fnd^ s Wer° given to more than oie^Me.^^-te?,^ son was .ipr-pntori v:„ • rroiu lomhnaccepted C°Urse that tender waa not i-JSJl_ffi^_,^_s_ft£^t^. ttla! ly another name for Fern Hill coil a?ceit?d AT*- Logan s, te°, der shoul<- no* be accepted. Mr Swan tendered for Green Island coal and that might mean anything He fthe speaker) presumed that the proper answefto-M? Logan would be that the committee dfd not deem tender t0 take the coal in h^ Mr Swan said that had he known there w ao Mr Hatnes observed that Freeman's roal httd h e M,SU^ hed to.* h _ institution p^usly had Aui r„ SK sald hat that w..s not the case ffl&teS&ff 1 ™ tende-dtteel ccec Mfsw^ KES : H°W lonff have y°» that, to hi^knowletf that " had °nly ™™Uy'™™ Mr Haynes remarked that under those cireum Stew\ tr1 st? es had been swindled He Xo added that he had consulted two coal merchants and both had said that the Freeman^ c™al was me enTo merned han ** Black *°* at «2%SS .uKrrthfS'Bor Freeman' S °"1 ™ ch^anKgg^st.r t0 Mr L°«an as the