DISTRICT APPEALS.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 12 January 1918, Page 3

DISTRICT APPEALS.

At the sitting of the Third Wellington District Military • Appeal Board at Palmerston this week the following appeals were heard: William Cecil Dimock (Mr Park), farmer, Manakau, stated that he was aged 20, and married in January, 1915. His property consisted of 79| acres. Mr Park: Have you igot any mortgages? Witness: Yes, plenty. Continuing, said that he milked 35 cows himself by machines, and had been farming for nine years. . . The Board reserved its decision sine die, stating it might see fit to review this decision later. Ernest James Field (Mr Park), dairy farmer, Weraroa, appealed on all grounds. < Appellant sta.ted that he married in October, 1914, and had no family. -tn ß farm consisted of 44 acres, on which 20 cows were milked by hand Evidence as to witness s state of health was also put inThe Board reserved its decision ""Sidney Laybourac Jack soli, station manager, Levin (Mi Oak lev), had his adjourned appeal refound impossible to get a man to take his place as manageappeal was dismissed lea\t hPI "- granted to 13th March. . g Alfred Henry Sims, —' ; ger, Levin, appealed on the „ find that he belonged to C the Second Division. stated that lie w f. 4r,^' VS oi rind was married in I»J<>- . appeal was allowed on production | of the necessary certificates. Peter A. Anderson (Mr J 1,1 \ i ■ fnrm'pr Levin, stated he tas married in 191-5, but had no i -I i TTid farm consisted f FO Teres Wholi on a ten 0 f fiO acies ; to nin years lease, *ith - l ia n ( l, fise two brothers, b . n pvrjerience. SLUMS' 3IW ary sitting-