LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30028, 12 January 1963, Page 3

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

L Latten sent to the Amor for printing must ba written la to on one aide at the paper only, and writers must send in their names and U*Md or fMyta X Writers must say etearty whether or not their tetters are being or have been sent to other papers. X The Utter cMoot return or keep any tetter whteh for tor printtag nor can he acknowledge unsuitable letters, although this will be done where it as sms to be needful, or enter into any eorrMwondonce. 4. Letters must not be st more than IM words in length. “fiubocriber.”—We will try to got an explanation. Mm E. A. A. Hanson Ton would bo wtee to obtadn advice on the age and value of your violin from W. I Hill and Sana. London. . M. Amestedt.—Your letter exceeds M 0 words (see above). In any can. though there le much aenee tn wba* you say, it would be hardly feasible to make the change you wwmt

L M. Beatty—Mr T. K. Court, secretary of the Walkuku Beach Improvement Association. says it would have been appreciated if you had made your complaints on the day of the gala when action could have been taken. He and the police present were not aware of the irregularities complained of. Mr Court agrees that the gala was not up to the usual standard because two . postponements created a serious staff shortage, but says thanks are due to those who helped in trying conditions.