ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25660, 7 October 1944, Page 6

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

“Home Service.” —You have omitted to supply your name and address.. “ Ugly Dawn.” —We have no information on the matter. ■. “Nosey.” Canterbury.—The only course is to place the mattei m the hands of a solicitor. . “Wager.”—Lon Chaney, the Aim actor, died on August 26, 1930. : * “Family,” Cromwell. —(1) The Land Sales Act came into force on October 18 1943. (2) The payment of family, benefit is based on the gross income. A. s. M—We are not in possession of the figures, but they show that the division was on non-party lines. It is not usual, and has not been our practice, to publish the division lists excepting on important issues. “ Curious,” Warrington.—The question is not very clearly stated. If we understand it aright, it is immaterial whether the motion is proposed at the ordinary meeting or at a special meeting, and in either case an amendment to it may be moved. “Forever England,” Waiwera. —Any kind of goods or foodstuffs, with the exception of tea, may be sent to civilians overseas. Not more than 21b in weight of any one article can be sent, and the total weight of the parcel must not exceed 51b. The parcel should be sent through the Post Office. “Interested,” Alexandra.—The magazine “Health and Strength” is stocked by leading booksellers. We are unable to say whether the various courses in physical culture advertised in this publication can, in every case, be successfully undertaken, nor are we .in a position to advise cn the best system of physical development and body building. It has to be remembered that various .physical disabilities preclude many persons from indulging in any strenuous exercise.