Charitable Aid Dispensation.
We occasionally receive communications on the subject of the dispensation of charitable aid, end we are glad tn know that our full report of the last meeting of the Charitable Aid Board has bean of much service in this matter, The officer whose duty it is to enquire into these matters has a very difficult and delicate task, but cases of imposition would be completely guarded against if the taxpayers, who have to bear the burden, were always to eommunloats with Mr McKay if they are aware of any undeserving eass* being ireawd. “ J.T.," in a l s » Wr te f ßrria g s I? 6 E’t*’-' last meeting h? lb* QBBorne Charitable Aid Board, about ten days ago, there was a certain name monHoned, and cne member said that this man's ease was a very deserving one. Now. Mr Editor, the same day that the meeting wae held, myself and otneia saw the individual alluded to come out of a public house with as much drink in him as ha could well carry, If that is a deserving case I go bail I" It would bo well if our correspondent gave in the name of ths man to the Secretary of the Board,
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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 345, 31 August 1889, Page 3
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207Charitable Aid Dispensation. Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 345, 31 August 1889, Page 3
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