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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24911, 9 May 1942, Page 4

SPECIAL advertisement YOUR WILL Client! about to make their WILLS are invited to confer with the experienced officers of the Company, who are prepared to arrange for Wills to be made by" Clients’ own Solicitors at the cost of the Company. THE TRUSTEES EXECUTORS AND AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Cr. Bond and Water streets, Dunedin. P. O. SMELLIE, General Manager. r fHE STANDARD INSURANCE CO., LTD., 100 HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN, Transacts ALL SECTIONS OF FIRE, MARINE. And ACCIDENT (including MOTOR CAR) BUSINESS WE UNDERTAKE TO QUOTE LOWEST CURRENT PREMIUMS . FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS OF INSURANCE. This local Company, established over 60 years, solicits your Patronage. F. T. ANDERSON. Manager, PBU I t Pears make Soap, and Fruit Pure Juices make Thomsons’. ■

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS Questions will not be answered unless accompanied by the name a nd address of correspondents. J. A. T.. Balclutha. —Our answer gave all the rules relating to 'misdeals. They apply to all forms of cribbage. E F Outran).—'The wage payable to a harvester is 2s an hour, with rations*, or £2 5s a week, if he is employed on a ■weekly basis. , „ . “Interested.” Waimate.—Your view Is suDPorted by a representative of the exporters, whose explanation of the position was published in our commercial columns in yesterday’s issue. . ~ , . , 1 “Ajax.” The rate of depreciation, which applies only in respect of house property producing income, is 2J per cent, of the original cost on wooden buildings, U pel cent on brick, stone, or concrete buildings.’ and 1 per cent, on reinforced concrete buildings. “ Puzzled,” Roxburgh.—The wage, which Is fixed by the Agricultural Workers Act, is £2 5s a week. As the jecent order of the Arbitration Court relates only to awards and industrial agreements, it does not apply in the case mentioned by you. "Argument.”—(l) Such a person would be entitled to universal superannuation but not to a Social Security benefit. (2) A, woman is entitled to receive the age benefit at the age of 60. Any profit which she receives on board paid by her children is taken into consideration in fixing the amount of the benefit. “Bunny,” Patearoa.—(l) The members of the Rabbit Skin Committee were appointed by the Minister of Labour. They receive no salaries. (2) The qualifications of the members is a subject on which you must form your own conclusions. but it is claimed that they are all practical men. (3) The opinion of exporters on the subject of values was reported in our issue of yesterday. The prices quoted in the official report are free of any deduction in respect of the levy (4) No commission is paid -for the collection of the levy. (5) The method by which the refund is to be made has • vet to be decided by the committee. (6) No provision has been made for a refund to men going into camp before the summer. .