ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24855, 3 March 1942, Page 4

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Questions will not be answered unless accompanied by the name and address of correspondents. "Soldier’s Wife,” St. Hilda.—You have omitted to supply your -name. “ Cephas.”—The film . does not bear the name mentioned by you. which.l in fact, does not now appear in the advertisements. „ J. s. M... Heriot.—The prison camp Stalag VIII B is situated in the district of Lamsdorf in Germany, not far from the northern border of Czechoslovakia. ."Interested Reader.”—To become a member of the Home Guard or the territorial force it is necessary for a reservist to take the oath of allegiance. If he refuses to do so. he does not fulfil his military obligations and is liable to be posted to a defaulters’ camp. A. P.. Mount Cargill.—All information < with regard to the sale of eggs can ' be obtained on application to the Internal Marketing Division, Central Chambers, Bond street, Dunedin. " Interested," Waimate.—The award rates for men working in wool stores in Otago are £4 15s per week plus 5 per cent, for permanent hands, and 2s 6d per hour plus 5 per ; cent. for casual workers. There is a separate award for Canterbury, but the rates of pay are the same as those provided for in ■' the Otago awatd.