ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Questions will not be answered unless accompanied by the name and address of correspondents. “Interested,” Dunedin. —(1) £3 13s; (2) £1 5s 6d; (3) £1 Us. •• Curious," Gore.—The bride’s mother should sit on the right hand side of the bride and bridegroom. ■■ Elector.”—The information is of no value in the lack of the name ot the nerson concerned. “ A.8.C.,” South Otago.—Scrutineers are appointed by the candidates. Poll clerks are appointed on the recommendation of the returning officer. “Argument,” Alexandra. —The Rev. E. T. Cox was elected Mayor of Dunedin in 1933 for two years, and is now completing his second term of office, this term covering three years. "Fair Play.” Tapanui.—(l) Apart from death duties, the Crown cannot derive any benefit from a deceased estate where there are next of kin, in the case mentioned the wife being the beneficiary. The death duties are the same whether the deceased leaves a will or dies intestate. (2) The present Government has not passed any legislation affecting the rights of a husband to leave any sum by will to his wife.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23463, 30 March 1938, Page 8
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