Answers To Correspondents

Otago Daily Times, Issue 27221, 26 October 1949, Page 8

Answers To Correspondents

"Julie,” Walter Peak.—(l) A simple method of frosting a plain glass window is to paint the glass with paint of the desired colour and then tap it all over with a new brush. (2) We do not know of any firm in Dunedin that would undertake to cure, dye, and make a sheepskin into a mat, but we understand that Messrs Bowron and Co., Hereford street, Christchurch, undertake this class of work. " Inquirer,” ' Milton.—Various aspects concerning your question must be explained to the Social Security Department before a definite answer can be given. You are, therefore, advised to communi; cate direct with the registrar df socia: security, Dunedin. “ Information,” - Dunedin.—One calendar month’s notice in writing by the landlord or the tenant must be given in order to terminate a tenancy. “ Teacher ” (Otago).—(1) In 1871 the first chancellor of the University of New Zealand was Henry J. Tancred, who was followed by Sir .James Hector, Sir Robert Stout (retired). Professor John M. McMillan Brown, Mr J. A. Hanan (retired), succeeded by the present chancellor, Sir David Smith.. (2) Mr Hanan and Sil David Smith were born in New Zealand,