TO-DAY’S EVENTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19136, 2 April 1924, Page 6

TO-DAY’S EVENTS.

SALES BY AUCTION. Park, Reynolds (Limited), at Rooms, at 12. Properties, motor car. Alex. Harris and Co., at Rooms, at 12.15. — Motor oar. At Rooms, at 1.30 p.m. — Piano, motor cycle, household furniture and effects. MEETINGS. Bungalow Tea Rooms, St. Kilda.—Southern Football Clu’b annual. Y.M.C.A. Rooms.—Gymnastic Hockey Club annual. Town Hall.—Ladies' Pageant meeting. Coronation Hall, Maori Hill.—Lecture by Professor W. Hewitson. • AMUSEMENTS. Princess Theatre.—Fullers’ Vaudeville. Octagon Theatre. —Pictures. King Edward Theatre.—Pictures. Empire Theatre.—Pictures. Queen’a Theatre.—Picture®. Plaza Theatre.—Pictures. Everybody's Theatre.—Picture*. Middlemarch.—Hill’s Picture*. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. "Night for Sleep.”—We have investigated your complaint, and can only conclude, as the result of the inquiries we have made, that it is grossly exaggerated. “Health.”—The results of your study do not coincide with the judgment of science. "Quince," Waiwera South. —It is not unusual for early-hatched pullets to moult with tho hens, but lale-hatched pullets rarely do co. It may be that they are only going through what is known as a pufiet-moult which takea place about the fourth to fifth month Of course, this has been an abnormally warm and prolonged summer and it is not surprising to find that chickens hatched, say, in November have matured and laid early enough to catch, up with the earlier-hatched chickens, and consequently to moult with them, hut such birds do not waste much time in the process. (2) Referred to Mr Tannock for answer on Saturday next. (3) Will bo answered in a later issue.