ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24448, 6 November 1940, Page 6

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Questions will not be answered unless accompanied by the name and address of correspondents. M. 8.. Cascade Creek.—The material is iron pyrites, which is of no commercial value: W. I. N„ Outram—The 5 per cent, increase in salaries applies in the , case of musterers. but not in the 1 case of shearers and shed hands. M F.—The Governor-General receives a salary of £SOOO and allowances amounting to £2500. Viscount Galway is 58 years of age, and has one son and three daughters. " Gas.” Waitahuna.—The subject is discussed in “ Producer Gas,” a booklet issued by the Minister of Supply and obtainable from the Government printer, Wellington, at a cost of 3d (postage paid). “ Four Girls,” Mosgiel.—The building is the Church of the Holy Innocents (Church of England), It is conducted from St. Martin’s, North-East Valley. Services are held, on Sunday evenings and twice a month on Sunday mornings, the preachers being the Rev. W. A Curzon-Siggers, Vicar of St. Martin’s, or the curate (the Rev. D J. B. Dorman). It has a stained glass window which was provided as a memorial to Bishop Nevill. the first Anglican Bishop of Dun►.edin. “Interested.” South. Otago.—(l) It would not be permissible to supply the information even if it were available; (2) the Greek Navy at the outbreak of hostilities with Italy consisted of I'cruiser, 17 destroyers, 5 torpedo-boats, 6 sub- I marines, 8 minelayers. (3) The question was answered yesterday.