NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.
" Interpretation," Oamaru.—The questions raised are being submitted to Wellington for a ruling. E. J., Caversham. —Melt Jib of beeswax over water. When melted remove from fire and stir In one pint of turpentine. ' Stir until the mixture is like thick batter and, then put into a jar for use as needed. The hand is the best rubber as its warmth softens the wax. Soft outing flannel may be used, and In either case put on thin layer of polish and rub well. The finish is all in the rubbing—it cannot be overdone. '" A Fifty Years' Reader."—Failing an adjustment by amicable methods recourse to law Is the only alternative. The result of an appeal to the court depends on tho submission of evidence and other relevant considerations. The extent and value of these for the purpose of obtaining a verdict in your favour could only be determined by consulting a solicitor, before whom all the facts and circumstances must be placed. It appears from your letter that at least some of the property Is definitely yours and could be recovered. " Old Timer."—There were two trials —one in Christchurch, as narrated In the article which you read, and the other subsequently, on the charge mentioned by you, In Dunedin.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21990, 27 June 1933, Page 6
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210NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Otago Daily Times, Issue 21990, 27 June 1933, Page 6
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