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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33413, 20 December 1973, Page 14

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Me Soon.—Actionable. All For It.—Sorry, no space. Joanne King.—lnsufficient address. Onward.—Yes. apparently — in Auckland. E. G. Coats.—Are rip-top cans more of a menace than broken bottles?

Slmoraine.—A disclaimer is more convincing if issued by a named spokesman. Muddy.—Ask the Ministry of Social Welfare, or the local spokesman for the Medical Association of N.Z. Fed Up.—The reasons for the change have been adequately explained. You could put your name on the waiting list for the 29th and sell your tickets for the 31st.