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William Levin
William Hort (Willie) Levin (7 August 1845 – 15 September 1893) was a 19th-century merchant, philanthropist and politician who lived in Wellington, New Zealand.
==Levin & Co==
From Wellington he ran the business W H Levin and Co founded there in 1841 by his father Nathaniel William Levin (1819–1903). W H Levin took over the business in 1868 aged only 22 when his father prepared for his own permanent return to London though it was in the event delayed until 1869. His first partners (for a ten-year term to March 1878) were C J Pharazyn, who withdrew early in 1871, and W W Johnston. After that he conducted the business on his own account as W H Levin until 1889 when he took in Edward Pearce and John Duncan as partners, both had previously managed the business, and it was renamed Levin & Co.〔Death of Mr W H Levin. Page 2, ''Evening Post'' 15 September 1893〕
His death brought the four-year-old partnership a serious problem. Neither son wanted to go into their father's business.〔 Finally, near three years later, a buyer with the necessary capital was found in Dunedin. In March 1896 Mr Ritchie of the National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand settled current rumours by announcing that his company had taken an interest in a new company, Levin & Co Limited, formed to take over the old established business of Levin & Co. Ritchie advised that the management would remain under the control of the old partners as well as the Levin family.〔Page 2, ''Otago Daily Times'', Issue 10624, 20 March 1896〕
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