ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Questions will not be answered unless accompanied by the name and address of correspondents. "Adventist." Comment upon the " prophecy " would seem to be premature. " Snowline."—The publication of your letter would probably be actionable. " Interested."—We suggest that the information which has now been made available will meet your wishes. " Football Follower," Kaikorai.—Neither of the players whom you mention is married. "No Brains," Berwick.—Labour Day fell on October 24 last year. The general election was held on October 15. " Subscriber," Southland.- -The leather upholstery of a car can be cleaned with Propert's leather soap. " Curious," Goodwood.—lt is difficult to achieve a satisfactory result by endeavouring to decide such a question on a percentage basis. We cannot undertake to adjudicate in matters of this kind. " Wager." Waitati— Money borrowed by the Government in England does not come into this country in the form of gold, silver, or notes. It takes the form of a credit in London which becomes available for use there and may form the basis against which funds are issued by the banks in New Zealand.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23883, 10 August 1939, Page 10
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