SOLDIER SETTLEMENT.
. (MUSSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) TIMARTT, June 1. The ballot to-day for eccttois in two soldier settlements resulted as iinder, the number of applicants being given in parentheses :— BAJTCFIELD. Lot 1, 71 acres (26) —Alex. Cockburn, Lauriaton. Lot 2, 150J acres (45) —H. "W*. Hewson, Timaru. Lot 3, 101.5 acres (92) —J. A. Packer, STorven. Lot 4, 171 acres (50)— A. G. Morrison, Levels. Lot 5, 156 acres (43)— J. A. Borntan, West Eyreton. Lot C, 197 acres (71) —J. EL "Williams, Waimate. Lot 7, 232 acres f76) —C. Hargan, Cricklowood. Lot S, 167 acres, (52)— A, M. Thomson, Opihi. Lot 9, 1522 acres (31) —Rranoea Brennan, "Waimate. LAMBROOK. Lot 1, 23C acres (28)—Jas. Murphy, Fairlie. Lot 2, 333 ccies (Homestead lot)—reserved for A. H. Gillingham, returned eoldier. Lot 3, 125 acres (15) —Chas. Sim, Timarn. Lot 4, 280 acres (27)— John McDonald, Kimbell. The draw favoured E. W. Webb, Chiistchurch, but lu, was neither present nor represented. Lot 5, 23G acres (22) —G. H. Patton, iiet liven.
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16850, 2 June 1920, Page 7
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