LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31142, 19 August 1966, Page 10

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Regular Attender.—Address inadequate.

Old-Timer.—We see no reason to reopen the recent correspondence on rates. L. R. de Roo.—The reference, no doubt, was to the number of King Country players in the Combined team. Percy L. McMillan.—The subject is still open and our only bias is in favour of discussing facts rather than personalities. J. —Difficult to discuss without comparing the academic and other qualifications of those concerned, which would be invidious.

T. E. Shaw. —Your view is shared by some power sup* ply authorities, but disputed by others. A compromise has been reached and it is expected that there will be news soon of a two-part tariff. However, there is no “free” power for waterheating or any other power use.