GLENMARK SETTLEMENT

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2492, 19 June 1915, Page 3

GLENMARK SETTLEMENT

RESULTS OF THE BALLOT. By Telegraph—Press Association. Christchurch, Juno 18. The ballot, for tho sections recently acquired in N>he Glenmark Settlement was held to-day. There were 1021 applicants for 25 eections. Three applications were withdrnwu and 239 rejected by the Land Hoard, Results:—Section 2—Clarence Henry Ward, Dunedin. Section 3—Alice Louise Thompson, Timaru. Section 4—Albert Henry Barnes, Christcliurch. Section 5—A. H. Jennings, Christchurch. Section 6— John T. White, Springeton. Section 7 —Charlotte Hare, Marlborough. Section B—William8 —William Gentleman, Washdyke. Section 9—William Glennie, Oamaru. Section 10—James O'Connoll, Washdyke. Section 11 —James John Hunt, Timaru. Section 12—Alice M. M'Guckin, Claremont, Timaru. , Section 13, Block 16—Isabella King, Upper Riccaiion. Section 14—Robert Cooper, Dallington, Christchurch. Section 16—John B. Steele, labourer, Usk Street, Timaru. Section 17—Catherine Mary White, East Oxford. Section 18—Mrs. Mary Anderson, Hanmer Springs, Amuri. Section 19—Thomas Walker, butcher, Palmerston South. Section 20—John R. Dalton, blacksmith, Wakamii. Section 21, Block' I—Sydney L. Boon, salesman, Sumner. Section 22—Geo. M. and Francis Julius, Wellington. Section 23— T. S. Daere, solicitor, Christchurch. Section 26, Block 16—Bobert M'Knight, Cheviot. Section 27—Chas. V. Busby, carpenter, Btlfast. Second-Class Land.—Section 1, Block 12—Harry Alex. F. Blyth, station manager, Ataahua, Little River. Section 15, Block 16—Hugh Alexander Mackenzie, Geraldine.