A PROTEST.

Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 324, 12 December 1888, Page 2

A PROTEST.

(To the Editor). Sir, — lii your Wednesday's issue I saw' a letter was received by the Gorernors oHhe Thames High School from Mr Thbs. Murray, suggesting that they should eject me'f rohiS'ections 2 and 3 of the Board's Endowment, Waiorongomai. I -don't understand Mr Murray's way of doing, business, but hewas the original owner of the land until he sold it to me. Now, £ if Mr Murray wants the land back why* does he riot; eject me ? Because he jkhows that he cannot I He knows that he has; received of hard oash ; L5O at one payment, and LlO at another. When I paid the LlO I was to • havejthe transfer the -following week; instead of that I never, received "the transfer, and the last I heard of Mr Murray he was .aqtqplly offering my'land for sale. Now Mj'. Murray, owe-1 back- arrears of rent on this'land before I bought it, which he 'hns/neverp"aid r up"£o this, and that is the AT.aspn I cannot get the transfer. Mr Murray wlio.jdnre not. sell my -land, now ; tries- <p, persuad^ the, Governors -to do ,\vj)at*he-:cannot do hiinsejf. But as I -Mr "Murray ,-laas gone; so far, 1 think | it only 1 right to give an explanation. S I wish ;(o, sliy I'have^paid no rent to Mr ' .Mun;ayJ"n*ormever intend to do so. When I Lget^he^transferram propared to pay ; airfentVand taxes <juo by me according ; to njy'vlgreemenC'with Mr Murray. I ■ con'sid^|TrMuri ay has hcfedvery unjusty IJV'keepingKme out of » the transfer for th^ee^yjßars^'which has been the means of r-fror -from 'making improve.ment^andjmaking use of ' tne land. ''.'/-' r -'".\.' J / - •>! am,, etc,, ,*■ / t^aiororigoniaj, t)Bcemb'ej t> i : oth, IBbB

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