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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 49, 26 August 1926, Page 17

mit^ • -/ 1^ • fl ttwctl" l Ml 12W X yfflfflWitloaiTl%& | By p emla ,lon of MMler { W IML fitWUiußlAl ~HSO j L of Internal Affairs. | .ft // /i \ P Mll[« •»• y°B ««' *• ti«UU witk IW 1 JLn/^\JOj JL DOUBLE BUTTS *• MAO|» »a«cot « /<£>»»..^^B^^ ALLUVIAL GOLD^QP^ Wtw* % tf}bußuyaßi^<ftickets VnVW Vou'vc 740 cAancea icitA one ticket and nine time* o« many _S^^ '^ you bay a Book in the KIA ORA. doting Dmtm t 30th November. Drawing Date : 14th December, 1929. send me — _ x^B* Object.: Bantifjind ni *Yfg*Tygx4-€! in Kia Ora Art XJnion. fv™'"* «^» •»« /£U«tfl<J Leamington Dommn and A Name PnblioGardens. Or B «nlser: *J//X *««fc 4 Address : -wklter^topt'ora, P.o!*& J^ J "S* ••» Enclose stamped addressed 1505, Auckland. S *1 I W. J. GAUDIN &SON Coal and Grain Merchants ALL KINDS OF PODDEB AND POULTBY FOODS LAKGE oTOCKS OF MAIZE FOR WINTER FEEDING PRIME POTATOES A SPECIALTY WE DELIVER ANYWHERE TELEPHONES: 22-4 M, 3S CHUZMEE ST.EET; 25-499 ULBI NIE mi HATAITAI

The Chiltern Hills district of Buckinghamshire (England) furnishes a notable example of longevity, the family bem*? that of the late Mr. Ing, a farm labourer. He lived in a small cottage, and died at the ap:e of 94 years. The ages of the sons and daughter, all living to-day, arc:— Henry, 98 years; Caleb, 94 years; George, 88 years; Fred, 86 years; Helen, 83 years; John, 80 years; and Edwin, 75 years.

There are HO million head of cattle in India. The United States has' the second greatest quantity with 65 millions, and the Argentine cornea next with a total of 40 million*!.

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