Letters to the Editor

Press, 4 August 1981, Page 16

Letters to the Editor

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R.T.. N.P.. C.D.McK., J.L.. C.A.C.—Your letters referred for comment. M.McH—lf you were to tell us the names of the ‘'establishments" we could inquire. P.B.—The address you give happens to be the address of a member of our staff. The name you give is the name of a neighbour of a member of our staff and that neighbour has been overseas for some months. You will have to think of something else. L.P.—Please confirm your name and address.