LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33067, 7 November 1972, Page 18

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Patrick Neary.—No space just now Altlora Peto.—No doubt they do. Once Bitten.—Such comparisons are invidious. Pensioner.—No space for another correspondence on packaging just now. Anti-Firecracker and Mother of Four.—No space this year for the annual correspondence on the subject. Vote Labour for Overseas Monopoly.—You will need to be more explicit in your questions and produce some evidence to support your "understanding.” W. J. Karetai.—lf you wish to answer Robin Mitchell as chairman of the Maori District Council you will not be limited to 150 words. But you will be expected to discuss Mr Mitchell’s arguments, not Mr Mitchell.