Answers to Correspondents

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26606, 31 October 1947, Page 4

Answers to Correspondents

■ S. K.. Milton.—Communicate with the secretary of the Rotary Club, P.O. Box SSB, Dunedin. “ Surveyor,” Queenstown.—Please repeal your question, which we cannot follow. "Ranfurly.”—Mr Randolph Churchill, when in Dunedin, stayed at the City Hotel.

“ Discount,” Waihola. —If you can prove that the money was posted within the stipulated period you should have, no difficulty in obtaining your discount. “ Inquirer,” Milton.—A permit is not required to open a clothing store, but a permit must be obtained from the Rationing Controller in Wellington to deal in rationed fioods. You should, in the first instance, approach the rationing officer in the post office in your town. “Scottish Descendant,” Gore.—(l) Miss M. M. Rryde is secretary of the Early Settlers' Association, Lower High street, Dunedin. (2) The marriage, of first cousins, second cousins, or a first to a second cousin is legal. A licence will not be issued in New Zealand for the marriage of ■ any person under 16 years of age. A list of forbidden marriages may be obtained from the office of the registrar of births, deaths, and marriages in Dunedin. C 3) P.ust may be removed fcora tin with a wire brush or a preparation called fishoilene. " Schoolgirl,” Maclennan.—We cannot undertake to answer questions which have been specially arranged for school pupils. “Marigold,” Central Otago.—A grocer may refuse to sell any individual article in his shop unless the. purchaser agrees to buy a second article, but the latter is not compelled to buy. " Delighted,” Oamaru.—lt is regretted there is no space for your letter. -•*