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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 November 1913, Page 3

Amongst visitors to Levin today (Monday) wore Mr Mark Cohen, editor of the Dunedin Star. In company with Mr McEwan, public librarian of Dunedin, he is on his way to Pnlmcrston to take over Mr McNab's library, which is being presented to the people of Dunedin. Mr Cohen is to be afc the Boys' Training , Farm this evening, when lie will give a lecture, illustrated with lantern slides, on his travels abroad. Mr R. S. Horn, of the London Studies, notifies the publoc of Levin and district that Ee will be away from Hevin during the. next two weeks. His absence is necessitated by reasons of health. During his absence the studio will be kept open for convenience of patrons who desire to make enquiries or fix dates. Mr Horn ftopes to resume business on Mon3ay, Bth December. "■ •