LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33941, 6 September 1975, Page 14

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

il> Letters to oe considered toi < this column must not exceed! 150 words They should be on| only one side of the paper. | preferably typewritten other-i wise clearly written In ink I and ample margins and space between line's should be left; for convenience in sub-1 editing i2i A legible signature and full! address — not a P.O. box! number — are required! whether these are to be) printed or not <3> The correspondent must say! whether the letter has been! or is to be submitted else-1 where. ; i 4) The editor cannot return or I keen any letter not accepted ] for printing: nor does he| undertake to acknowledge 01 enter into correspondence concerning letters, although an acknowledgement will be made where this seems to be necessary or helpful i (5) As a general rule correspond I ence on news items in other publications or carried on radio and television is not i acceptable. (John Citizen.—Unhelpful. F. G. Tay.—-More than 150 words. I D.S.H.—More than 150 words. I Poor Didums.—Correspondence I closed. Two Dollars Worth.—See reply [ to “Alan” yesterday. Get This Straight.—More than! 150 words. ■ Dismayed.—Only over your own name. Eketahuna.—More than 150 ■ words. C.W.D.H.—We are all wiser after! the event. C.B.—Watch for report on tele-[ vision page.' [Garry Owen. —No space to dis. i cuss sports selections. !M. Tutty.—Thanks for sugges-j tion. Will be borne in mind ; when we report General) Election campaign. : Unjust Justice.—Unfair to the I magistrate to criticise the: sentence unless you were in . the courtroom and heard all the evidence.