LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32266, 8 April 1970, Page 14

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Save Our Squares (Southbridge). Correspondence closed. Stinkpot.—Perhaps you would be wiser not to bet. B.K.R.—The matter will almost certainly be tested in the courts. 4 R. G. Young.—Fully discussed during the General Election campaign. No space now. M. O’Neill.—(a) Not open, (b) Farm workers have a union—the New Zealand Workers’ Union. Round Bilge Diesel.—Margins of safety are pared very fine on racing boats, as on racing cars. Curious Citizen.—The Public Library would refer you to suitable books or to the historical articles printed in this paper.