Public Opinion
SWING PAPER Sir, At the present lime a ionthe coi • . ■ rc»pectililly suggest In;;'. a great sawn;, < ould be mace by \ot r office ny ceasing 1o wrap ind.viauai copies of rail} paper* delivered to count r. suosriibers. A eonside able amount of newsprint must be used lor this purpose and even if the wrappers an . iaae from scraps surely it would be better io have tms repulped rather than thrown away as it is at present. Aumittedly this would cause tnose cclivenng papers a iittle extra trouble, as they would have to roil each individual copy, but I feel sure that under present circumstances th \ would be glaa to assist in this sniau way.— a am. etc.. “One \\ ho Delivers Papers. ” ? Wr assure our correspondent that the ovtution he mentions is receiving; attention, and so far those responsible for deliver.* of “The Chronicle" ai? to op< rating in a praiseworthy man-
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 111, 15 May 1942, Page 4
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153Public Opinion Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 111, 15 May 1942, Page 4
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