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R. W., Evans Flat. —(1) The Historical Record of the hotels in Dunedin does not contain the name of Quill’s Hotel. (2) Write to the City Dye Works, George street. Dunedin. “ Unprocurable,” Cromwell.—Eusol is a filtered solution of 25 drams <5-6oz) of eupad in a litre (350 z) of water. Eupad is made by mixing equal parts of bleaching powder (chlorinated lime) and boracic acid. B P. Oamaru. —We have no record of the ’ publication of the statement to which you refer. It was probably contained in one of the Health Department’s bulletins, which are issued at regular intervals. The information should be available on application to the head office of the Department of Health in Wellingto" Interested,” Central Otago. (1) The Maori word " paratohi ” means, a piece of land that has been blessed. (2) The minimum period necessary to obtain the B.A. degree is three years, and for the M.A. degree four years. The fees would be approximately, between. £4O and £SO. (3) The only centre in New Zealand in which students are trained to become occupational therapists is Auckland. Full particulars can be obtained by communicating with Miss Lambie, care of the Department of Health, Wellington.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26043, 5 January 1946, Page 4
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