The Chairman said Mr Spoouer knew iho rules, and that was tho reason lio wrote so strongly. Mr Hethorington said that Mr Spooncr stated in his letter that there were no bye-laws preventing the sexes, bathing -together. - The Chairman stated that the baths in the early days wore abused in this way, and that was why couples'were nut allowed to bathe together. ■ Mr Spronor: It must be evident that he had no intention to defraud the Board, for he had done it openly. * /.The Chairman said liad it not been that tho caretaker spoke to him about it lie would have tako.u ho notice, and had lie (tho Chairman) not been thef-e, he evidently would never have paid for it. Mr Spooncr was sorry, but he had looked at tho rules and could find no. rules to prevent two taking a bath together with one ticket. Mr Gallagher proposed that lie pay for the bnth and apologise in his paper. Mr Hotchin proposed that he should' apologise in tho. Waikato Times. Mr Gavin said if he does not apolo gise the Board will further consider tho matter, but neither oE the proposi tions met his views, and he niovodthat Mr Spoonor should admit that he had broken tho rules and apologise to tho Board. ' . Carried unanimous!\*.
WARDEN'S COURT.
