ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
A.:AVaiters.—J the -'Greci- word you submit is . .-never found In. the pluraL . ...'■■ , "Wake .Up.'V^Without examininc qualifications i ■aija other conditions it would be impossible i■. to: make >a- fair, comparison. -■ •-.;.■• W. >V. Clarke.—Tlio ; art unions are supervlsea . ';and Juformation has been given frorir time ] /to; time concerning the amouuts • allowed -'. for. prizes, expenses, and profits for public >-:distribution.'-. The' arguments for a State . .lottery have been stated on.many previous . '■: occasions. v ■.'•'■' " • "Ina'ulrer."-iThe.- average'-'proflt recen'tiy has j : -be*n about eifr.pOO.-, -Possibly the othoi-! •-•■-. reference" was to" VroHU"' ■ from .'-a' 'series ■of ' .:&,;:iy. ;: :.;:,.., ..-.-"'
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 52, 2 March 1934, Page 6
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94ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 52, 2 March 1934, Page 6
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