ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"L. Weinberg."—ln the case of a cut being necessary to decide the winner of a euchre tournament, the player cutting the highest card should be declared tho winner unless pre-arranged otherwise. "Wager."—Casement was hanged. "JF. Walters."—(l) The duplication of the line between Wellington and Lower Hutt was completed on the 2nd April, 1911. Smaller distances had been duplicated and opened for traffic silice about 1005. (2) Penguin, 12th February, IDO9. (3) The Duco was lost on the 28bli September, 1909. (4) The exact date of the loss of the Waratah is not known, but the Sabine returned to Capetown on the Bth December, 1909, after an unsuccessful search for the vessel. "Buck-jumper."—A prohibition order applies only to. the district over which tho Magistrate who makes the order has jurisdiction. It may, however, be made to apply to the whole Dominion, by giving notice of its issue to all the other districts.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 12, 13 July 1918, Page 6
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