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Subject: Reply to NZ ex-Linotype operator Dan Cole

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Keith Prentice

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Date Posted: 05:02:42 06/15/02 Sat
In reply to: Dan Cole 's message, "Another NZ ex-Linotype operator" on 00:47:56 03/17/02 Sun

Sorry that it is some time since I visited Daves Website. I can't remember the Star Quadder installion that you speak of. Are you sure that it wasn't an Autosetter. Great to catch up on your activities since your return to UK in 1977.
You may remember Frank Brine who came from The Yorkshire Post and later Harris Intertype Slough, to be Lino Mechanic at The Manawatu Evening Standard. He now lives
in Australia around the Wyong area on the coast north of Sydney and I hear from him periodically. Jim Church lives in a retirement village at Paraparaumu and we are in regular communication.

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