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Jteeth, and ; :ni'ad6t6 screw Into toe opposite side of the r}ng. ,The pin.' being behind the teeth, -it canits mouth. Ibis called the " Humane muzzle," and is obtainable at Mr O. Bills', George „ street, , , , „ T, S.,;Gore.^ Provided the "offside" rule Is' not -violated it is quite lawful to puah, "collar}" 6r stop an opponent <t2ia. hap Xhe ball in anyway except by tripping tip, backing, or hacking-over. £SiSe*ule 47.) If a player is " off Bide" he cannot Interfere .with or obstruct any other player. New .rule 45 provides a penalty for rough or foul .play-, - Mosqibl.— Yes, there is a difference, but. we have not space to explain it this week i we shall do Bo , in ne^t issue, . Si A. asks s— lf the propeller of a screw ateamer is hanging quite detached from the engines at the stern' ofa steamer being driveii'throughlhe water by the wind, wbich way will the propeller revolve —ahead or astern? Ahead. Om Who Bkads aska t— (I) Wife and self being engaged at a yearly salary on a station , Art) we Hable to be discharged without a months notice ? (2) Should the employer be liable for our train fare to or from here, we being engaged in Dunedin ? (1) Not except for misconduct. (2j Not unless it was agreed upon. Constant asks t -If a person cuts down scrub, &c, and on burning up same it should destroy part of his neighbour's fence and a few native trees, then if he replaces the fence the same as before, can hie neighbour also claim compensation for the trees that are destroyed.— — Yes-, but it would probably be only a trifle. Rt L., Kyeburn, asks":— A purchases section On which boundary fence belongs to B. No 'arrangefcfent as to A paying half valued come ,to unfcU 10, Months after A 'obtains possession. Does A pay half of present value, or half of value- 10 months ; too f— "-Our opinion is 1 thafc- he should pay half' the valueat the date of taking possession, because the act contemplates the amount being paid „jvith)oa month- ~ • - - ~