ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
'Elector.'I —You have misinterpreted the Prime Minister's statement. Mr. Stewart's advice was sought as to the term of extension whore local bodies wished to avoid the expense of transmitting redemption funds and paying exchange. It was not stated that extension had been arranged. Legislation would, presumably, be permissive and the opinion of the Municipal Association is being obtained.before action is taken.
Onß °£ Many" (Gisborne) and "Handicapped." —The examination Issue has been freely discussed. We do not think any purposo would be achieved by continuing the controversy.
"Education Student" and "Uplift."—Received.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 120, 17 November 1932, Page 10
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