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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 March 1913, Page 3

Levin Ladies' Hockye Club held its annual meeting on Friday evening. A full report will appear in Monday's Chronicle.

The King's Theatre. Levin, will be open as usual this (Saturday) evening, and the programme of pictures selcted for the occasion is said to be well up to the average.

Harvest festival services will be conducted in Levin Presbyterian Church to-morrow by the Rev. A. C. Randerson. In the evening his sermon will be on -'The Harvest Call to Optimism."

Apathy has killod tho Levin Bowling Green Company. At a meeting attended by twelve members, last "iyiit, a motion passed two ueeks ago was-confirmed—that the company be wound up. Messrs F. G. Roe and 11. E. Lodge wore appointed liquidators. The green and its buildings are to be sold by tender. Ihe Wednesday cricket toam will conclude its season's matches on Wednesday next, April 2nd. rlien the Veterans will entertain the ''early closers." and play a return match. The Veterans will be represented by the following:—ls. R. Gardiner, F. Roe, F. C. Remington, J. E. Dean. P. H. Harper. W. Ingram. W. Broughton. J. Broughton. C. B. Easthor. •f. Ryder. V. Hitch ings. H. France. R. Ayre. and any other" veteran player whoso name is not mentioned is invited to attend at 2.30 p.m. recreation ground. All Wednesday players are asked to turn out that dag. 'Nk ■<+*

A very appropriate programme of pictures (including several military .subjects) was shown at the Town Hall last night by Mr Bevan, in aid of a fund to start a cadet band. A capable orchestra played appropriate music throughout. Before the performance started, the cadets marched from Weraroa, headed by the Hoys' Training Farm band. The discipline displayed by the boys during the inarch, and also inside the hall, was excellent. Thero was a crowded audience, and Beyond this there wevo many purchasers of tickets (to help the hand fund) "who did not come to the hall; so the net result should be a substantial one that will ensure the hand's formation. Captain .Robinson (of the headcpiarters staff at Palmerston North) was in Levin for the parade.

SALE under the conduct of tho Registrar of tho Supremo Court at Wellington, on tho 2oth day of April, 1913, at 1.30 p.m. Freehold and leasehold Lands situate near Ohau and Otaki, and Mortgagees' interest in memorandum of Mortgage Registered Number 79137. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, have received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to sell at their Auction Rooms, at Levin:— KKEKIIOLD.—AII those pieces of land containing together 10-15 acres. 25 perches, more or less, being Section 52A. and parts of Sections 18 and 49, and part of a closed road between Sections 19, 51). 52 A, 52 and part M.uhunoa No. 4 Block V Waiopehu Survey District, and being all the lands comprised and described in Certiiicates of Title Volume 188, folios 80 and 81, volume 102, folio 221. and volume 190, folio 43. This property is situate within three miles of Ohau Railway Station, with Post Office and School alongside, and the Levin Sale Yards conveniently near. About 800 acres (more or less) are in grass, balance bush. He twee n 200 and 300 acres arc flat and undulating, balance being hilly. Ahout 00 acres are ploughable and about 28 acres have been ploughed. There are 12 paddocks, and the property is well watered. Carries li sheep per aero, and cattle. Portion of the property is suitable for dairying. Buildings comprise six-roomed house, man's whare, woolshcd, dip, 2-bail cowshed. LEASEHOLD.-All that piece of land containing 423 acres, 29 perches, being parts of Pukehau •j, No. L, South Wailohu and Waipehu Survey Districts, and being all the land in Certificate of Title, volume 110, folio 280, and part of the land in .Memorandum of Lease 0894. This properly comprises about L-j0 acres, more or less, in grass, balance in bush, and is undulating and hilly country. There are 8 paddocks fenced with post and wire fences, and well watered. Tho buildings comprise 4-ioonied house, scullery, trapslied, woolshed, concrete dip and sheep yards. MORTGAGES' LNTKRESTIN MORTGAGE NUMBER 79137. -The interest of the Mortgagee under Memorandum of .Mortgage Number 79L37, in all thai piece of land containing 70 acres, 2 roods, 9 perches, being part section 59, subdivision 1' Manchester Block, and part of allotment Number 77 Rural section Number 175. Township of Palmerston Xorth, and being all the land in Certificates of Title, volume 51, folio 01, volume 09, folio 232, being all the land in Memorandum of Mortgage Number 79137. The said Mortgage secures t'3oo with interest at L's per centum per annum, and is subject to a prior Mortgage securing L'B(H). Copies of the particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at the Offices of the liegistrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Wellington, at any convenient time prior to the sale; also at the oflices of Messrs Dalgety and Company. Limited, or the Auctioneers, from whom may also he obtained any further 'information which may be desired. SOD-in^!