TO CORRESPONDENTS.
TKES EN-.UNA.—We are not prepared to open our columns to a discussion on this subject, ■which had better be confined to some religious journal. REGULAR READER.—The coin you describe may be a shilling, sixpence or a groat of the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Before it could be properly identified you would require to send a rubbing aud the weight, as several coins of that reign were similar in diameter. Your coin would now be worth probably not more than li/ or , 7/ as far as we can learn. J.W.D.—The usual term is live years. REMEDY.—Make a thick boiled solution of equal parts of soft sugar and boracic acid powder, and place in shallow, dishes at the points most frequented' by the ants. NORTH SHORE.—The work of removing the pier was started in July. 1013.
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 224, 20 September 1924, Page 14
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136TO CORRESPONDENTS. Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 224, 20 September 1924, Page 14
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