ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
A. W., Dunedin.—lnquiries are being made. " Curious," Sutton.—The specimen is a white butterfly. X Y Z., Kurow.—lf otherwise qualified, a man 62 years of age with two children under 15 years dependent upon him is entitled to receive the old-age pension. " Inquirer," Milton.—A woman of the age of 60 with an "income of £3O per year and a free house would be eligible for the old-age pension if she posseses the residential qualification. A widow without children cannot receive the widow's pension. " Shedhand," North Otago.—The compulsory unionism provisions of the present Industrial legislation apply to workers 18 years of age or- over and to workers under 18 who are in receipt of the full award rate of wages.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23106, 4 February 1937, Page 8
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