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MR. STANDISH AND HIS HOLI DAY TRIP.
T O THE BDIT OR. Sill. — T am very sorry that "my trumpery lotter " should havo boon the means, as it appears to have boen, of debarring 1 Mr. Standish of his antici pated holiday at the public expense, ft was vory wrong in the Hoard to rescind tho resolution — they should rathor haro accede 1t » Air. Standish's suggestion, and ail havo taken n trip. It was Christmas tiino, and ns <( tho public wished it," it was a shame to rescind tho rosolulion and prevent Arthur having hi* little trip to Oamaru. Considering tho atnouut of money that has bo^n waited through Mr, Standish's no ions since he has been a mombor of Hie Hiirbjur Bviard, surely such a trifij as this trip would have cost would nover have been missed. Arthur fn'o ih to havo died hard, for whon lie fund himself alono ih hi.s vimvs respecting tho great advantages the Now Plymouth Harbour uouKl experience by his recruiting his health by a trip to tho South, he so far forgot where he was, by calling tho mem bora a lot of " torn- fools." Tho l.ito Board and Mr. Standish wore nlwnys at logger heads, anil now with the now ono, Mr Standish is falling out. Can it be the. fault of tho miMiihurs of (.lie Hoard, or Mr. Standish ? I am perfectly aware that this is another trumpery lotter, but perhaps you. will insert it. — 1 am, &c, Eneugy.
HOLIDAY TRIP ON THE CHEAP.
