TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

1. Letters submitted tf lis E&if* . publication must be iLriHer, i« ink ca * ' one side of the paper er.lv, and vmWs **** ■ send in their names and addressa ««f - whether it he ir.tcr.ded tktt ikeis 65 P TcZe»on*„«s MUST SAY TISCTLY WHETHER OR -W* THEIR LETTERS ARE $ HAVE BEES. SUBMITTED ** OTHER JOURNALS. J 3. The Editor cannot v.vdeiato &****" or to preserve any letter tthich for <**? - is unsuitable for pttbiicalioi:. t-j ■ j unsuitable letters [although this || . |Tf where it appears to be necessary), cr T . i; into any correspondence co*.'«w? submitted for his considiia'zoo. t "Argumentative": A sports taken last winter rc -? rEft U lti _ t number of active Ksgfrj plavers in Now Zealand as y nfl fr of whom 12,000 are ia tfce There are 670 .V. definite figures of asfS ing strength are avai»6** there are 100 recognise*! England and 23 in , (in addition) over J> Bjgj public schools are now yW** Rugby- . "Exhibition. "-X-Z. loternatioaal og hibition 3t Chri?tcfeureh Traaqg^^ ; ,.. : , fc November Ist, 1906; ?J lGtb, 1907. |J«