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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR INCOME TAX BILL.
Sir,—In your issue of this morning a correspondent (Mr. A. G. Cameron) points out that the Income Tax Bill now before the Legislative Assembly brings "more within the ...
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BIRDS OF PREY.
A party of convicts were coming in from the peat ties, about a score in number. They walked in pairs, their shovels over their shoulders, and two warders armed with carbines ...
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NATIONAL PARK.
Sir,—On Saturday week you published a criticism of the activities of the National Park trustees, signed by Mr. G. A. King, and last Thursday and Friday somewhat similar ...
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SOIL EROSION.
Sir,—Mr. Craft, in his letter of June 4, 1936, is under a wrong impression about Peppercorn Hill. In my letter, May 27, 1936, I stated that there was a marshy area at the ...
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ART IN AUSTRALIA.
Sir,—Sir Hugh Poynter's remarks at the opening of the Art Society's exhibition were needed. It is unfortunate that patrons of our artists are far too few. Forty or fifty ...
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STATION 2CH.
Sir,—Necessary limitations of your space, and the non-mention of much which I had previously set before the Council of Churches, combine to make the relations between the ...
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SELF EDUCATION.
Sir,—Education has lately assumed prominence in the public eye. I would like to draw attention to an aspect of the problem of education which appears to have been ...
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SALVAGING THE LEAGUE.
Sir,—Your contributor, "Max," in his letter of 5th inst., says, "Even the safety-valve of the world, the League of Nations, is on trial to-day." ...
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"PROFESSION."
Sir,—Some months ago under a leading article, you interpreted the meaning of the word "profession,'' and if my memory serves me correctly the true professions were defined ...
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FRANCHISE IN RUSSIA.
Sir,—A cable in Monday's "Herald" headed "Russia's New Constitution—Secret Ballot," stated, "that Russia's 19,000,000 adults will, for the first time in the history of their ...
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THE NEW TARIFF.
Sir,—The letter over the signature of W. V. MdCall, M,P., published in your issue of June 10, contained much of interest. I would be pleased, however, to learn how the ...
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TOWN HALL CHAIRS.
Sir,—The incidence of the State Symphony, Orchestra calls attention to an anachronism in the seating accommodation of our Town Hall. Nearly half a century ago, in the vigour ...
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SHEARERS' DISPUTE.
Ellerslie Station shearers have decided to shear at award rates. Crutching is proceeding at Toorale Station at award rates. COONAMBLE, Thursday. ...
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