BRIGADE, To the Editor of the "Nonra-Caisa Darr News."
Sim,—I folly endorse all that "Lacifer" has written on this enbject and would like to refer to another (Mr. C. R. Barkill)...155...0 Movers. 'Three Stars' bay Aostralia (Mr. E, Moller)..157...0 feature of the question which is of more than passing interest to the Fire Brigade.
The feeling of the Brigade is that the Council has done the right thing in the wrong way and at the wrong time. In 1904 when Chamois led at the start, with Yes Warm second and Aust yas the order at the field being strang out in At the three-quarter mile post Chamo was leading Very Warm by about two lengths, but the home straight Fortune and Kiangwam drew up to the leaders and Sakura also made his effort.
it Fortune and victory for the former, while Chamois, who finished carried out owing to the resignation of <|the French Company en Bloc as a protest. Had the present Council taken the same course, I feel confident that the Brigade would also have readily accepted the change now, but would have suggested that the matter be left over until Mr. Bidwell's retarn.
T understand that at recent former ud companies' meetings, the opinion was unanimous that " paid chief has
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