THOSE STAMPS.
CASE FOR THE DEFENCE. NO WITHDRAWAL. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. A writer on stamps defends the New Zealand 2/ and 3/ design which has been criticised in England, according to cable news He says there is no reason for withdrawing it, and the Department has no mtention of doing so. The King is shown in naval uniform in order to eet away from the usual "bald neck" representation and it is a good likeness P in fact it is much the same as on the half penny stamp. it was drawii X Mr Linley Richardson, an English 'artist who is now instructor at fhe Welling ton Technical College. The a copy of an authentic Maori pattern zsjs^z. carries no
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 208, 2 September 1926, Page 16
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