ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
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“Interested,” Owaka.—As a precautionary measure, the wool i should be soaked In tepid water mixed' with disinfectant and then left in the air to dry. Any danger of infection with T.B. would then. be, ‘Anximis!” Alexandra.—A girl who wishes to undertake a course of training as a Karitane nurse will not be prevented irom leaving her work as a land girl. “Inquirer,” Balclutha—lt is not posaible to give a definite answer to your question without knowing the reason for the discharge of the man from the army. He could ascertain his position by making an inquiry from the commanding officer of his unit. „ .. "Interested,” Oamaru.—(l) The question of raising the rent for your property is one which comes Under the Fair Rents Act, and you should place the full facts before the Department of Labour. (2) If you consider the property is deteriorating through neglgct by your tenant, you should apply to the Magistrate’s Court for an order for possession.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25208, 24 April 1943, Page 4
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