ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

NZ Truth, Issue 771, 14 August 1920, Page 3

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

J.W.D. (Auckland): As far as we can ascertain the surviving members of the Native team which toured the United Kingdom m 1888-89, are: H. J. Wynyard W. T. Wynyard, G. Wynward, W. Elliott, P. Keogh, E. McCausland, W. Nehua, R. Taiaroa, Alf. Warbrick and G. A. Williams. "Crib" (Feilding) : Twenty-four made up as follows: Fifteen twelve and twelve for sixes. "Inquirer" (Carterton): Sorry, spaca will not permit, " Widow'" (Ota_go) ; Under ordinary circumstances, no. Make application to Commissioner of Pensions and the case may be considered favorably. "F.C." (Hamua) : The prison you mention is a civil prison situated half-a-mile from Trentham. We do not make personal replies to .correspondents. "Seahorae"- (Stratford): Make a complaint to the secretary of the Price Investigation Tribunal, Wellington, •giving full particulars and receipt docket, if you have kept it. There was no fixed date for , the coming into operation of the price, but all old sugar should be sold at the old rate. "Football" (liyttelton) : It would be- a draw. G.G.S. (Hawera): You omitted to enclose cutting. "Valid Churchman" (New Plymouth) : The Bible In Schools League ia not the P.P.A. The latter has supporters who would hay© nothing whatever to do with the former and vice .versa. Statements are not "facts" unless they are accurate. Inaccuracy but weakens one's case. "Settlement" (Seatoun): A pension to the wife of a deceased member of the Forces shall cease on her remarriage; provided that m any such case there may be ipaid to her on her re-marriage a gratuity not exceeding two years' pension — Section 9, War Pensions Act, 1916. "It is also provided that such gratuity may be paid either m a lump sum or m such Instalments as the War Pensions Board thinks flt — Section 6, War Pensions Amendment Act, 1916,