Answers To Correspondents

Otago Daily Times, Issue 27390, 16 May 1950, Page 6

Answers To Correspondents

“ Mac.” —Mr Benyon is staying at Wain’s Hotel. R. S. Lockhead (Kaitangata).—The conduct of progressive euchre evenings is controlled by the Cards Regulation Act. We are advised that you should see the local police constable, who will provide you with a form to be filled in. N. F. O’Brien.—(l) Otago defeated North Auckland by 31 points to 12 in the game played at Carisbrook in 1947. (2) North Auckland’s Score was made up by a try by M. N. Paewai and three penalty goals by M. P. Cherrington. (3) Wanganui was not the first team to score a try against Otago after Otago had won the Shield in 1947. Otago did not play Wanganui until the following season. (4) An English team has not met a South African team since 1938, when a side captained by S. Walker toured Stuth Afric3> “ North Qtago Inquirer.”—(l) An adult worker on a sheep run is to be paid £5 6s 6d a week, including board and lodging. (2) He Is entitled to not fewer than 34 days’ holiday per annum, including half-days, statutory, special and annual holidays. (3) There are no set hours of work. Any further information can be obtained from the Department of Labour and Employment, Oamaru.