THE NEW STAMPS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE PBESS. Sir, —Can the new stamp he used for revenue and receipt purposes? Can the penny post card be sent to England without being I taxed. —Yours, etc., ENQUIRER. (The stamps can be used for revenue and receipt—ln fact all purposes. P-enny post cards go to England without any additional stamp being required.—Ed, "The Press.") i£R STEAD AND THE BOER WATi. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PE£SS. Sir, —One of your rctent London telegrams reports that "Mr W. T. Stead, proBoer, editor of the 'Review* of Reviews,"" has said some strong tilings about the geuej ral -wickedness of the Brituii policy in -£outh Africa. This will probaliy convey to many of your renders the :-tea iii;,t 'Je "Review of Reviews lor Australasia" is iv be credited—or dixcredited—with all * illopinions held oy Mr VV T Stead. Will you, as a niateir if eourie-v. nttnv i-ie to explain that the "Reviaw of Reviews for Australasia" is distinct bffth in ownership and editorship from the English "Itrvicw of Reviews," and, as its many rean«-ri in taw« celoaiea kntnr, it* toot ca tbt Etutii
African war has baen steadfastly loyal a:d Imperialistic. Perhaps you will allow nic to quote a sentence* or "two" from a letter D-y Mr Barton, who has just been called lo the Piemiership of tho Australian Commonwealth. Says Mr Barton "The 'Australasian Review of Reviews' has, throughout the struggle for Union, us.d its utmost powers in furthering not only Federation but Federation under the Crown. It has done much t-o stimulate Australians in Imperial as well as in Australian patriotism. It is read in all the colonies and its influence is distinctly a good one."—Youro, etc.,
T. SHAW FITCHET-T, Managing Director of the "Review of Reviews for Australasia." Melbourne, January 2nd, 1901-
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10864, 14 January 1901, Page 2
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300THE NEW STAMPS. Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10864, 14 January 1901, Page 2
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