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Hygiene regulations killed the abattoir.

Stringent hygiene regulations designed for export meat markets killed Levin's own little meatworks, the municipal abattoir.

Contains:

The municipal abattoir
Mr F.E. Larsen
Mr L.G. Benton

Land cleared of bush:

First class town, suburban and rural land in the centre of one of the most fertile tracts of flat country at prices varying from two pounds to six pounds an acre. That was the offer made by the Crown Lands Office in 1889 after the Government survey of the Levin area.

Contains:

Crown Lands Office
Constable O'Rourke

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Date
March 1981

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Page 101 - Levin 75th Jubilee Supplement
Page 88 - Levin 75th Jubilee Supplement
Page 93 - Levin 75th Jubilee Supplement
Levin Fire Brigade 1902
Athletic Football Club team in the 1961 season
Taken at the Wanderers Jubilee about 1958
John Dury playing at Moutere Links, Levin early 1960s
Guides and Brownies from the eras either side of World War II - after
Guides and Brownies from the eras either side of World War II - before
Brownies off for a day at Tatum Park in 1957
Century Hall, Levin 1900 - 1969
Armistice Day 1918 parade Levin