Municipal Matters

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXIX, Issue 5709, 6 May 1911, Page 2

Municipal Matters

[to the editor] Sir, — Ever since the boro formed Mr Limbriok ha® opposed the appointment 0 Uummittee, and by meaug 0 j l seivient maj irity he ha* oounoil, has succeeded in Hi* reason no doubt is that h® keep the patronage aud the an,' of labour iu his owu hands, f to the report in your paper he succeeded iu doing so. TwocU councillor* have already B jj e J* selves in their true colour* ID J expeotel, gone bliudly in th, y leader policy of their predej®* is a great pity that some practical ability did not oo a 6 as candidates at the last b\ was, the electors had a poor loti, from, and that they were not proved by the high polling 0 f the top and the small votes for the bottom two aid Hiooeesful candidates, and that of the syndicate’s tenants and and county employee**, who are n> enough almost to return W b o u There is some £BOO of the still unexpended, whioh 1 ratepayer that as it was rai®, specified purpose it should be ®, that purpose only, namely eew , if not mod for that purpog* returned to tho Government reduce the amount of the l otD oounoil was differently congtit Dll would use it to comply with tbi of those who signed the petition neotions, but while the prgg ei] , m ia office there is no hope Perhaps when the present loam spout and there are no more he will graoefuily retire himiel he can address the electors iu \\ of Byron’s veiled prophet, whn ( ping his mask, exclaims: “ prophet, your guide, your star;, be dupea and fools, aud to J® Yours, eto, H. Hahih