LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30682, 23 February 1965, Page 12

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Drum Buster.” —But jets would be worse.

A. Walker.—Awaiting reply from Christchurch Transport Board. Ken Dawson. —No space to reopen the correspondence on Manapouri. I. R. Lambert.—An old argument which we cannot reopen now. M.S. —Too grave an imputation to base on so little direct evidence. Jeannie Sweet.—The subject to which you refer was not reported in “The Press.’’ Robin Frizzell.—You would not similarly limit the Victorian State Symphony Orchestra.