ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

New Zealand Tablet, 10 December 1914, Page 29

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

G.W.R., Bluff.—We are sorry your inquiry was mislaid. The members of the Stoke Orphanage Commission were Messrs. Bush and Wardell,' S.M., both strangers to Nelson, and strictly impartial. Freedom of Conscience. We are entirely in sympathy with your letter, but it would be useless now to insert it as the elections will all be over by the time this issue is in the hands of our readers. Constant Reader. This correspondent, who says many kind things about the N.Z. Tablet, writes ‘ Could you or any of your numerous readers inform me .as one of the back block farmers mid way between Timaru and Oainaru at what time of the year are fish for plain and homely purposes, such as rock and red cod, groper, ling, conger, and the like, , most plentiful, and how to procure them, and also to cure them and have same ready for Jjent and harvest time V 1 Perhaps some of our readers who are long resident in the locality will supply the desired information.