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A.G.T. (Picton): The Page goes to the printers on the Wednesday or Thursday of one week and is in print by the following Tuesday. It reaches City subscribers on the following Wednesday, and is dated for the following Friday. It’s ali very complicated, but you can see we work on the principle ofsuspense, which shows how very literary we are. We are starting to work off your arithmetic on the poor people, but in the meantime find it necessary to let the water run out of the bath. E.A.C. (Wellington): You have been working very hard. Please take some time off and get P= cistern fixed so there’s only one pipe into it.
Rob (Ahipara): The Editorial blues were dispersed. J.P. (Lower Hutt): Looks pretty good, we are having it drawn. Thanks. P.J.Q. (Motueka): No sign even of the whiskers yet, but the shovel is bearing up. Lillian (Hawera): Complains that R.G.’s Ring the Change was rather like a hit below the belt. Vol. 2 No. 37 should be there by now. No, one never knows, one doesn’t. L.W.R. (Nelson): Thank you for your bude get. R.C.J.M. (Invercargill): The figures go round and round, and they come out nowhere, yet.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 71, 1 November 1940, Page 19
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