ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XVI, Issue XII, 21 March 1896, Page 319

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Sot ire to contributors.—Any letters or MSS. received by the Editors of the NEW Zhaund Graphic trt/Z be immediately acknowledged in this column. Mr Richmond Dunns. —I have not your story at hand, but will look for it. You do not give the title in your letter. This should always be done, as a change in the Editorial Department makes it awkward just at first to put authors and their works into the proper category. N. R. Hardy.— Pcetns received. Will read and consider them as soon as possible. F. D. Boyd.—l hope you will see this. For the future we intend to reply immediately. Your sketch shall be attended to and commented on. • Stefan.’ Raratonga. —Many thanks for notes. Would be glad of more if you can send them. • Soitetre.' — Your verses will appear in our paper at an early date. F. Rollett. —Your paper under consideration. • F.R.’ —Your two poems received. They will be read shortly. Thanks for them. E J. Hodren.—Will look for music M.S. and return. Louisa Blake.—Your poem, * Golden West,’ under consideration. Please look in this column for further notice. R. A. Bullen.—Poem, ‘ The Blind King,’ received with thanks. Miss Bain.—Will see what answer can be returned. Miss Lester.—Will see about your poem. • H.R.R.’—Poems under consideration. < g.R.’—Your article, ‘ Hurry Skurry,’ under consideration. F. E. Fox.—Very many thanks for riddles and games. Miss M. Orr-Hunter. —Music received. Will look it over, but have a good many musical items already in hand. M. C. Frederick.—Your notes on ‘Ranching for Feathers ’to hand. They will probably be of use, but I will let you know later on. Pemberton Pembrooke.—Your story will receive due attention as early as possible.