To the Editor of the Nowru-Cutwa Dany News."
Si—As "Acacia Baileyana" appears to be receiving little support fo his. letter concerning above, please allow me to assure you that his sentiments are identical with those of many other readers interested in that glorious country, It might not be generally known, but Australia' for some time past! has suffered from an adverse foreign press due chittly to the fact that cabled items droughts, flood fires are frequently given unnecessary publicity. considering that the affected areas generally embrace a minate section of that island. continent's 3,000,000 square miles.
While residing in Australia during the greater part of 1927 I Passed my weekly "Heralds" to many acquaintances and rarely had them returned without some scathing remarks regarding your, Australian letters, or rather, the correspondent responsible for them.
In conclusion I might remind you that, in Sydney, Australia now claims the Empire's second city so surely there is topic available to provide letters approaching in. guilty those published by you from Paris or other parts of the World." The cabled sto referred above might reasonably be left as cabled news and the letters filled with news as healthy as the country of its origin.
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