ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25454, 8 February 1944, Page 2

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Questions will not be answered unless accompanied by the name and address of correspondents. “ Constant Subscriber,” Oamaru. — It ie now permissible to post newspapers and photographs to Northern Ireland. “ Cook,” Otago.—There is no fixed rate of wages for a woman cooking for apple pickers, nor are the hours of work fixed. “ Woodv Bill,” Taierl. —A woman 35 years of age with a child under 16 years of age is not compelled to register in the 31 years to 40 years’ class for women. "Jane,” Balelutha.—lf a husband left his wife the whole of his estate, the children could apply to the Supreme Court for a certification of the will and to have provision made for them out of the estate. H. W M., Orari. —November 11 in 1918 fell’ on' a Monday. That day was not People’s Day at the Canterbury A. and P. Show of that year. We are unable to discover any record which would say which is the longest street in the world. The Continuance, State Control, and Prohibition issues are treated separately ax the ballot box, with the exception that votes for State Control and Continuance are counted together against Prohibition.