ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25338, 23 September 1943, Page 4

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Questions will not be answered unless accompanied by the name and address of the correspondent. "Hazy,” Central Otago.—The position is as you put it. " Security."—Declined. The premise on which you write is false “ —Good Friday will fall next year on April 7. “ Balance,” Green Island.—A man over 41 years of age is not eligible for overcpac qprvioe “ Subscriber X.”—There is no firm in New Zealand at the present time that manufactures trusses, and wholesale firms are practically out of stock of the articles. “Family Man,” Oamaru.-The publication of your letter would expose us to serious risks. The measure of public regard for a candidate is indicated, by the support he receives. “ Inquirer.”—A hairdresser is entitled to attend to any customer ,in his saloon after the statutory closing hour, provided such customer was in the saloon before the hour for closing was reached. J. A. Mitchell, Oamaru.—The experience of the United States might be quoted both for and against prohibition. The date of the poll is so close at hand that a profitable discussion of this experience is impossible in the time that is available.

“ Inquirer," West Taieri.—There are various processes for preserving eggs—hens’ or ducks’—but the use of water glass or Ovoline is probably the simplest method. Both these preparations, with directions as to their use, are stocked by grocery firms.