LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 24112, 23 November 1943, Page 7

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Justice.—We do not care to reopen a subject which has been explored in more than one previous correspondence. ; Square Deal.—Such purchases, at any time up to the operation of the act, were of course possible. Just a Number.—The District Traffic Manager, Christchurch, says you are one hour out in stating the leave train arrived at Burnham at 1.40. This tram was due to reach Burnham at 12.1* a.m.. but lost 28 minutes through an electrical points failure at Rolleston. Apart from the stop, at Rolleston and the usual stops for soldiers, ho extra stops were made, and the train reached Burnham at 12.40 a.m. Bellsarlus.—Royal New Zealand Air Force personnel can wear the white "peak in their caps as soon as they have passed the air crew pre-entry examination. Air Training Corps cadets who have passed the examination canhot wear the “peak" until they are, mobilised. They can wear the "peak, with their A.T.C. uniform if they have received their mobilisation notices, but should remove their A.T.C. badges first. v Safety.—lf you will call at the Canterbury Education Board’s Office, the secretary says, or see the headmaster of the Phillipstown School, the matter will be investigated. Fleece.—Supply full details of the cablegram to the Chief Postmaster and an inquiry will be made.