NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16243, 28 November 1914, Page 6

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"Curious." —Tho report wiiich wo published yesterday o£ Mr Lloyd George's speech explains in some measure tho statements in the later cables. A. Montgomery.—Our own statements are open to reasonable criticism. A. \V. Pearse. —Wo cannot afford the space just now for a discussion respecting Sir Percy (Scott's pronouncement of the doom of the battleship. The war may be expected to provide tho test of the validity of his argument "For the Allies."—The omission of the maps must bo due to a cause other than that suggested by you. Otherwise the maps would be absent from tho daily and tri-wcekly issues, but they are not. Papers in Noiv Zealand endeavour, within ' tho limits of their space, to reproduce accounts in the English papers of striking war incidents. Tho pressure on their space at the present time, however, is altogether exceptional "Anxious Inquirer."—Your letter involves questions of law. We have therefore referred it to the Otago Witness. "Public Opinion."—One of Mr Bodkin's supporters lias suggested that he has not had time to prosecute his challenge. Give liirn time, therefore.