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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22487, 4 February 1935, Page 16

ECULATORS. ROSLYN- PROPER. CLOSE RATTRAY STREET TRAM. SOLID MODERN VILLA, 5 LARGE ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE, EVERY MODERN-CONVENIENCE, AND LABOUR-SAVING DEVICE. GOOD FREEHOLD SECTION, SLIGHTLY ELEVATED. MAGNIFICENT VIEW. BEAUTIFULLY SUNNY. REDUCED FROM £9OO. 1740 NOW ONLY £74( MUST BE' SOLD TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. HAGGITT, DUTHIE, AND KINMONT, LTD., 2 DOWLING STREET. Phone 13416. Evenings 20-691. £l5O Will buy 3-ROOMED HOUSE and 15 x 21 STABLE, an ACRE of good level land and the advantage of living in the healthy Palmerston climate; good living in it for the right man; bees, small fruits, etc. '"■'!'.."/" BORTON, •" ■ > Palmerston. HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED ANTED to BUY, immediately, 4 or 6r . room HOUSE; handy tram; up to £600.-433. Times. . ANTED, modern 5 ROOMS, or larger, t t between Dundaa street and Maitland street.—Cash. Box 370, Dunedln.

A German Iron Cross, won bj a Prussian officer in the war, and handed as he lay dying at the Battle of Cambrai to a private in the 7th Connaught Rangers, has just reached its journey's end. The British soldier, Private Henry M'Ewari, of Bo'ness,. Linlithgowshire, who was later killed in action, sent the cross with his trophies to his wife. About two years ago Mrs M'Ewan had a vivid dream about the anxiety of the German officer's parents. She traced his mother to Herschdorf, Thuringia, and gave her the medal on the seventeenth anniversary of the son's death