The organisers later apologised, insisting it had been a genuine printing mistake rather than sabotage.
Hull City Council confirmed a printing error had affected a batch of papers and said the mistake affected people who registered to vote after 1 April.
Order at least 25 to 50 additional pieces of cardstock to allow for printing mistakes.
A silk frock coat from the Ripper collection, with a three-point "origami" tail, in a print of thorns (I mistook them for barbed wire), has human hair sewn into the lining.
This has suggested to some critics that the Faulkner edition was a later rework of Gulliver's Travels and not just a correction to printing related mistakes.
When a print publication slips up, the mistake can't be erased, but can be corrected in a future edition -- preserving both the error and, for Le Show host Harry Shearer's reading pleasure, the apology.
Since the money print subscribers pay newspapers is less than it costs the newspapers to put out a print edition, they argue, it's a mistake to say that online readers are being subsidized by print readers.
The lab made a small mistake by printing the B roll two frames off from the A roll.
