SOLDIER SETTLEMENT
BALLOT IN SOUTH CANTERBURY. FEB PRESS ASSOCIATION. TIMARU. June 1. A ballot to-dav for two soldier farm settlements resulted (number of applicants in parentheses):—Bankueld, one, 171 tirres (2fi), Alex. Cockburn, Launston; two, 150 i acres (45), 11. W. Hcwson, Timaru; three, ltoj acres (92), J. A. Pucker, Norveu; four, 171 acrea (50), A. G Morrison, Levels; five, l, r >6 acres (43), j' A Borinan, West Eyerton; six, 197 acres (71), J. E. Williams, Waunate; seven, 252 acros (76), C. Horgan, Cricklewood; eight, 167 acres (52), A. M. Thomson, Oplhi; nine, 122 acres (31), Frances Brennan, Waimate Liimbiook : Gillinghnm s, one, 238 acres (28), Jus. Murphy, Eairlio; two. 383 acres, homestead lot, reserved for A. H. Gillinghnm, returned soldier; threo, 125 acres (15), Chas. Sim, Timn.ru; four, 280 acres (27). John McDonald, Kim bell. Tho draw t'avouz-ed B. W. Webb, Christchurch, but ho was'neither present nor represented; five, 236 acrea (22), G. 11. Patton, Methven.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10605, 2 June 1920, Page 6
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157SOLDIER SETTLEMENT New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10605, 2 June 1920, Page 6
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