LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Issue 30996, 28 February 1966, Page 12

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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E. Hart.—Correspondence on decimal coin designs closed. L. F. J. Ross.—Senator young’s information is secondhand, at best.

Wondering.—We shall put your questions to Mr Canham if we get the opportunity. Pensioner.—Officers of the Inland Revenue Department will help taxpayers fill in their returns. Peter Laming.—The subject of the selection of Maoris for All Black teams in South Africa is not open for discussion just now. Disillusioned Nationalist. —Our correspondence columns are open to contributions either on “Wheat” and "Aid From N.Z.”; but your letter does not convincingly connect the two.