LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Hutt News, Volume 2, Issue 49, 15 May 1930, Page 7

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

At the Lower Hufct Borough Council meeting on Monday evening the enginj eer (Mr. Bush) repented that a visit was. paid by the Medical Officer of Health and. the 'assistant inspector to a Maori dwelling in Waiwetu road/ it being discovered that a large family was occupying a small sked which had been erected without, a building permit. The Medical Officer decided that.the structure was unfit for habitation and that the Council should refuse to grant an occupation permit.

King jgeoi-ge T&eatre provided an ex- ] cellent programme on Monday and Tues- ' day of this week when "The Return of Sheloek Holmes" was screened. It was one of the most sensational -and 'entertaining programmes. T>he soutud and the-clear vision were of a quality •that satisfied the most critical land proves that t»he dbeal (theatre oan be matched with the ibest in the land for s quality of talkies. .

Emost Daw Son Limited . announce that Mr. Ass'heton Harbord' -has taken over-'.the mamagc'inent of the Music Rooms at 74 Main Street, Lower Hutt. Mr. Harbord' needs -no introduction =to~ Hutt residents, for his musical activities and talents -iiave made him extreme-

ly popular in the Hutt Valley and in "Wellington.; Inaugurating a new feature in the Ernest Dawson' Music Rooms Mt. Harbord will act in an advisory 'capacity on all matters musical —a service to the public wihieh will be entirely gratis. His experience in all branches of music aptly At him for this service and the public should benefit largely by t>he advice, help .and hints that Mr^ Harbord; will be able to give,. Anotiaer new feature will be a weekly 'musicale' to be held on the afternoon of Tuesday, <to -which all music-lovers are invited. This will be solely for the audition and appreciation of the latest recordings and old. favourites. Especially Mr Harbord wishes to intimate that t>be key-note of -his management will'be a cheerful, smiling and ever-ready service to the public and ,he hopes that ! Lower Hutt will make the Ernest Dawson Music Rooms the rendezvous of all local music lovers, assuring them of a most cordial welcome.

Motorists appreciate the excellent service which is being given Waeh occasion necessitates" "filling up" at Waddell's Petrol Staton. Being one of the best stations in the Souithern Hemisphere, and provided with the latest equipment, motorists need have no f ea-r when seeking help in motor matters. Always stop supplies at tits weJlkn'Owri petrol service station;

Why Bsjy More? v-.These three small rwords convey to residents -of Moexa and surromiding district much more •than whole eolums of reading matter. They convey the fact that there is something to be bought at. a more reasonable price than has been paid previously. Shoppers who have purchased drapery and cJothing at McKay's realise that '' Real- MeEay' ' goods can be bought at a .big saviirg, thus giving purcihasers that amount of confidence which-is so necessary when doing their weekly buying. Good goods can be boiight for less at McKay's up-to-dn-te drapers-and clothiers.

A new series of dances is announced in out advertising 'colownns to be held every alternate Saturday in the King George Dance Hall. The music will be under the direction of Ass&eton Harbord, who is well known in all branches ;otf immsic in Wellington and LoweaHutt. He has an excellent combination of players, each being a first-class performer, and being thoroughly con^'oteant witihj the requirements of the dancing public. Mr Harfbord is' sparing: no pains to Tgive of tie very best.