ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "An Emigrant.''—There has been no indication that New Zealand desires a defence loan from Britain; and in view of Britain's heavy commitments a gift could not be asked for. J.V.P.—lncreased preparations have been urged, but public discussion of details would be inadvisable. "Interested." —Inadvisable to publish such charge against an individual as proof would be impossible without full examination of all events. "Violin." —Suggest instrument be shown to a dealer In musical Instruments who could say if it was worth submitting to expert. M. Young.—Report of meeting Is given, but letter would only provoke fruitless discussion of events leading to present situation. "Townswoman." —The matter has been referred to the association and there Is a question regarding the accuracy of the statements. The minutes of the meeting can be seen at the registered office of the association, or a copy will Be posted on application.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 67, 21 March 1939, Page 10
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