Death of W. H. Levin

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 66, 15 September 1893, Page 2

Death of W. H. Levin

[Per Press Association] "Wellington, This Day. Mr AY. If. Levin, of Levin and Co., one of the most prominent men in Wellington, died this morning from hemorrhage of the brain, accompanied by pleurisy. He had been ill for some days, but nothing serious was expected till tho attack took a serious turn yesterday. Five doctors were in attendance at last, but their efforts were unavailing. The (lags of the city are half mast, and a number of business places were closed immediately the news was known. Mr Levin has been a member of Parliament, and the Public Library was due to his initiative and generosity. A Warning to Sweep Investors (I'KIl PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Wkllin(ston, This Day. The Postal authorities in Now South Walos aro enforcing the law prohibiting tho delivery of letters to lottory and sweop promoters. Tv c.or.soquenco a largo numbor of letters addrossod to " Tattorsalls," and containing hundreds of pounds havo recently been returned to tho DoadLottor Offic.n in iNow Zealand.

Captain Edwiu wired to- day :— Strong north-west to wost and south winds with rain, and glass falling. On October 10, at the District Land nnd Survey Oißee, Wellington, 0350 acres of land will be open for application. They are of first and second-class forest land, with soil varying from fair to Tory good, and situated in the Hautapu nnd Apiti survey district, fifteen miles from HunterviHe. plans can be obtained on application at the principal post ollices m the district or at the Laud and Surrey Office.