Coronation Day,

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXIX, Issue 5710, 9 May 1911, Page 2

Coronation Day,

[to THE EDITOR] ] Sir,— lt is with a feeling of pointmsnt that I read tbe reioirsH borough oouuoillors on tbe of Coronation Day. 1 do not see the rates squandered, but money be wastsd by having i tion ? If £SO is voted by tbs similar amount will be obtained the Government and why not jollification P The money would wasted, for if a suitable prepared, I am certain that a ber of visitors would be attracted town, and eaoh would spend Indirectly the money would be Besides whioh, ths town would good advertisement. If nothing many of our residents will go and spend their money, wbiob they would spend here. Thii purely business aspect of the ootfHH But there is tha Imperial aider. A King of the British is not crowned every day, us as oitizens of the greatest world has ever seen, to au event in a fitting manner. Dominion, have just recognised is our duty to contribute up-ksep of the British JSavy troduoe compulsory training hold what we have won. SIxEH said that we grudge £SO to event of suoh groat national I trust that our oounoiilun that they represeut a loyal and give the question that tiou whioh its important!. I am, ete.,