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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 181, 28 April 1924, Page 2

On May 28, two attractive estates will ’oo offered for sale by public auction at Levin. Ono being part of Mrs. Richard Prouse’s property, which is so well known and situated close to the Levin railway station. This estate is subdivided into three sections of 21 to 32 arres, each lot having water races at the fiont and at the back and also a good plantation. Mr. .T. M. .Milne’s is also submitted for sale—2o4 acres, which is divided into six lots, tile areas being 25 to 50 acres. This estate is situated five miles from Levin, eight mi.os from Foxton on the Levin-Foxton Hoad. Any one desiring to live in a mild and congenial diinate, handy Li sea, should inspect these two estates before purchasing elsewhere. —(Published by arrangement.') Poring his lifetime an o'd man who has died at Brierley Hill •(Staffs.) would allow nobody but himself to wind (he kitchen nl'ock. After the fuwrall a member of th., family, on opening the timepiece for the purpose of winding it, fouiyl uol’Cz} to the vaiuo of qv©t «£lOO.