Zone numbers
Letters bearing zone numbers are likely to be delivered up to 24 hours earlier than those without, the Chief Postmaster (Mr M. T. Reedy) said yesterday. In an appeal for zone numbers to be used, Mr Reedy said that all letters addressed to Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch were sorted according to the zoned areas. Those bearing zone numbers went straight to the delivery section. but those without had to be re-sorted, causing delays. The use of private box numbers also hastened delivery, he said.
it is better to discover than invent. He who has a “why” to live for can bear almost any “how,” but to assess crime outside the penitentiary necessitates -recognition that out real enemy is loss of faith in our principles. The individual .can seek an ethic immune to, prejudice and passion, for out of necessity real convergence of mutual interests can result Thank you, U Thant. Courage, Kurt Valdheim.—Yours, etc., , WEST WIND. December 23, 197,1.
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32798, 24 December 1971, Page 12
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