SOLDIERS' LAND BALLOT.
>». [BY telegraph.—press ASSOCIATION.] GISBORNE. Monday. A soldiers' ballot for the Reponga^i estate was held today. There were 11 applications from various parte of it. Dominion. A coincidence occurred durir I the drawing: of the ballot, two brothei from WaJmate each securing consecutn ; sections. The following were the resul 1 of the ballet : — I Section No. 1. 5© applicants. 55 acre iL. J. Burridee iGisborne). Section 2, t ! applicants, 50 acres, A. T. WaddeJl (1 I Awamutu). Section 3. 46 applicants.' 1 | Cameron (Makaun|. Section 4, 38 app | cants, 72 acres, J. J. Hogan (Waimatt Sections 5 and 7 together, 30 applicant 78 acres, F. Stewart (Waingake). Se Won 6. 48 applicant.?. 93 acres, H. ) j Thompson. Section 8. 40 applicants. 1 I acres. H. A. Griffith? (Hastings). Section 131 applicant*. 422 acres. E. W. WilsI (Uisborne). Section 10, 26 applicants, 4 j acres, M. .1. Hogan (Waimatei Section] 127 applicants. 448 acres, D. Campb' (Hastings). Section 12, 28 applicants, 4 acres, J. D. Mackie (Woodville).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17449, 20 April 1920, Page 5
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