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" Rotten Bock,” Balclutha. —The closest supervision Is being exercised over material, which Is regularly tested. The tests conform to specifications, and there is no danger of bad or unsuitable material being used. "Mum.”—Your letter has appeared elsewhere. G. A.—The only opinion of definite value would be that of a magistrate after ho had heard the facts of the case and the position of the party owing the money. He might after inquiry make an order for a larger amount, but on the other hand he might discover conditions which would make the enforcement of an order Impossible. It would therefore appear to be wise to accept the offer.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22066, 23 September 1933, Page 10
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