Answers to Correspondents
A. Solomon, Oamaru.—Too personal. J. E. McE—Too bitter and political. M. Ewing McCabe. —Such complaints would best be directed to the responsible officials. “ Wanting to Know,” Mataura—ln the radio “ challenge to the cities," a Christchurch boy, who h~s written the Lord’s Prayer six and a-quarter times on a postage stamp, at present tors the list. ” Curious.” South Otago—Although no definite price has been fixed, the price charged for knitting four-ply wool is usually about 2s per skein, three-ply 2s Bd, and two-ply 3s 4d. ” C. M.M.” and ” J. E. MacM.”—Not acceptable while the matter is, in effect, sub judice.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26792, 8 June 1948, Page 6
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