LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32639, 22 June 1971, Page 16

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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F. G. Goodwin.—Actionable. D. J. Stallard.—Thank you. Norman L. Browne.—Letter forwarded as requested. Glee.—We do not admit discussion of sports selections in this column. A. E. Attwood.—Our authorised form is “his Honour.” If you have noticed any departure from this style it is attributable to a typographl- . cal error. Peter Stocker—Not yet open. Mother-of-Mllllons—Too long. See rules above. Vulcan.—Sub Judice. Legal action by a Queenstown committee is pending. B. —One’s feelings are not sufficient evidence on which to Impute ulterior motives. Mrs Maia Williamson.—Exceeds 150 words. M. O’Neill.—Still full of irrelevancles. Correspondence on apartheid is not now open.