ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23213, 10 June 1937, Page 10

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

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" Inquirer," Lawrence. Communicate with Mr Max Frederic, 31 Market place, St. John's, Canada. " Curious," Purakanui.—ln the photograph published by us on Thursday last of Queen Mary leaving the Abbey after the Coronation ceremony, she was accompanied by the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal of the Coronation. "Grid." Clinton.—(l) In terms of the Agricultural Workers' Accommodation Regulations sufficient provision must be made for artificial lighting. (2) Bicycles must have reflectors and white rear mudguards In the country as elsewhere in the Dominion. F. M„ Nelson.—The White Star liner Titanic (45,000 tons) while on her maiden voyage to New York collided with an iceberg off Cape Race on April 14, 1912, and sank in a few hours. Of the 2206 persons on board 703 escaped in boats, and some hours later were picked up by the Carpathia. The number of lives lost reached the total of 1503. J. E., Central Otago.—The 6Cores of the New Zealand team in the first match of the tour against Surrey are as follows:—First innings: Page 0, Kerr 39, Vivian 4, Moloney 9, Carson 85, Wallace 9, Donnelly 40, Gallichan 1, Cowie 12, Tindill, not out 18, Roberts 0, extras 16. Total 233. Surrey, In the first innings, made 149 and in the second four wickets for 127. The match was abandoned owing to rain.