ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25866, 9 June 1945, Page 6

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Questions will not be answered unless accompanied by the name and address of the correspondent. “ Cameronian.”—Not suitable. “Doctor’s Mate.”—You have misinterpreted the correspondent’s proposal. "M. N..” Waitati.—A youth under 17 years of age working on a mixed farm is entitled to a wage of £1 10s per week and keep. ' “ Interested,” Oamaru.—lt may be assumed that members of the Tenth Re-inforcements-will be included in the draft to be returned to New Zealand. No statement has been made as to the probable date of their arrival in New Zealand. "M. M.,’’ Coal Creek.—To give anything like an adequate description of the various processes to be gone through in producing a daily newspaper would occupy much more space than is available in this column. “ Student," Oamaru. —A newspaper advertisement would probably be the best means of providing you with the information sought. “ Ratepayer.’’—The amount paid in rates on the premises of the four branches in Dunedin—Princes street, George street, North Dunedin, and North-East Valley—exceeds £9OO. “ Wondering.”—From the information supplied the husband will be entitled to full age benefit of 32s 6d a week, and an allowance of approximately 10s 6d a week for his wife, who is under 60 years °“ Widow,” Milton.—As you are already receiving a widow’s benefit, together with an allowance for four children from the Social Security Fund, you are not allowed to receive any additional income by way of family benefit.