ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2368, 20 July 1899, Page 51

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Lois. —Thanks for your contribution to our

next meeting — it is such a nice paper too. Mary. — No, she would not be too young, if

dressed prettily and becomingly. 11. X. — At neither side, but at the centre, to-

wards the back, just, surmounting the hair. A. M. aska if any reader can tell her what is the meaning of "n" and "o" in the following instructions. Can any reader oblige with the information? — A Pretty Edging. — Cast on 9 stitches. First row. k 3, n, o, n, ■), kl, o, kl. Second row : kl, seam 1, k 1, seam 1, kl, seam 1,. k4. Third row : k 2, n, o, n, o, k3, o, k 1. Fourth row: k 1, seam 1, kB, seam 1, kl, seam 1, k3. Fifth row: k 1, n, o, n, o, k 5, o, kl. Sixth row: k 1, seam 1, k 5, seam 1. k 1, scani 1, k 2. Seventh row : k3, o, n, o, n, k 1, n, o, n. .Eighth row: k 1, seam 1, k 3, seam 1, k 1, seam 1, k 3. Ninth row: k 4, o, n, o, k 3 tog, o, n. Tenth, row : kl, seam 1, kl, seam 1, k 1, geam 1, k 4. Eleventh row: k 5, o, k 3 tog, o, n. Twelfth row : kl, seam 1, kl, seam 1, k 5. Repeat from beginning. Violet, TValkcetown.— -(1) Certainly not, tho committee should be chosen ab a general meeting, prior to the secretary being chosen. (2) Yes, in a spinsters' ball the ladies ask the members of the opposite sex to dance up to 12 o'clock, when the ordinary state of affairs is reverted to. (3) Yes, no doubt they should. (4) There should be a chairwoman, of course. You seem to have selected an extremely officious secretary. (5) The call should be on tho members unless the amount is trifling. (G) Tho lady.