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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 October 1911, Page 3

Messrs Parker and V.incent, of the well-known land agency, Levin, have decided to extend their activities to Otaki and district- Arrangements have been completed for opening a branch office in Ofcaki in promises lately occupied by Mr Farmer, dentist, and a specialty wi'll be made of town properties as well as farms.

The Lena Egg Circle report oaying out 9J-d to mem hers for last week's supply. This week 32 cases (Kicwt) wore sent away. Tlh'a increasing supply of eggs lias necessitated the purchase of additional crates, which are expected to come to hand in a day or two. The secretary (Mr T. li. Hall) reports that the membership continues "■ Hie. increase.

The mcmb'M's of the Horowheivia Boating Club intend opening the .soason on "Wednesday, November 1, u'it'li: a. picnic on the otlliior side of the lake. 'I he committee has. been busy since the -annual meeting refitting and painting Hie boats. The clii'b is the oldest institution formed for pleasure in the district, and inasmuch as it helps to advertise and show to visitors one of Levin's •best attractions, namely the lake, it deserves the ilvearty support of the public as well as t'lwit of the governing bodies of the bon'ongh and county. Considering the small subscription (£1 Is for gentlemen and os for ladies), tho privileges of 'membership are extensive, for the members are permitted to take out bona iide visitors in the club's 'boat.*. Sailing 'and rowing races are held periodically, iand, weather permitting, good boating is to ibe Wad nearly all the year round, so that the man with & family "or the young man with an attraction need never bo at his wits end's as to how to spend a pleasant day or lialf day at a nominal cost if he is a. member of (the Boating Club.

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