ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23866, 21 July 1939, Page 8

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

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“ Snakes.” Anderson’s Bay.—lnformation will be supplied to-morrow. " Iconoclast.” Oamaru.—Your suggested “ footnote ” would be more likely to renew controversy than end it. “ Inquirer," Balclutha.—The head oilice in Auckland of Dominion Productions, Ltd., is at the corner of Fort and Customs streets E„ Auckland, C.l. "Lands,” Outram.—As a matter of policy the Lands Department does not appoint its own permanent officers as arbitrators in dispute connected with its own valuers. " F. L.," Tlmaru.—(l) The information is not available locally, but could probably be obtained from the Public Works Office in Christchurch. (2) Wallace Beery was never married to Jean Harlow. “Query,” Dunedin.—(l) L the patient is out of hospital, the Social Security age benefit certificate will be returned, but If the patient is still in hospital and is likely to remain beyond the end of the month the certificate will bo retained in the meantime, and the Hospital Board will advise the beneficiary of the position. (2) With the introduction of hospital benefits on July 1, the Hospital Board will not now draw the benefits unless the patient appoints the Hospital Board as hie or her agent.