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Hokitika Guardian, 2 May 1929, Page 4

Mr W. H. Chinn. Tetnho, hns a notice ol interest to southern stock drovers in this issue. Ciub together this winter. \ isit Y'arrall’s and huv a really fine gramophone. "Nothing hotter if or entertainment on winter evenings. Yarrnll’s. Hovell Street, for the latest gramophone records. —Advt. The monthly meeting of the Westland Acclimatisation Society takes place to-night at 7.30 o’clock. In view of another attraction this evening, punctual attendance of members will be appreciated. A meeting of the Westland Competitions Society will he held at the County Chambers to-morrow afternoon at 4.30 o’clock to adopt the syllabus for the competitions to he held this year, and to select a judge for the dancing section. Can’t heat a good gramophone for tile winter evenings. Come in to Yarrnll’s Music Depot to-day and look over the latest models. Easy terms arranged. —Advt. At the meeting of the Westland County Council yesterday, the clerk in-1 timated that authority had been received tor an additional grant off €1230 for Little Wanganui river protection. The grant was a free one without au\ subsidy being required from the settlers or Council. The southern members expressed their thanks and satislaction at tin' pleasing announcement. Make the home a merry place this winter. Dancing, singing, and music are yours with an H..M.V. gramophone. Call in and inspect them at Y’arrall’s Music Depot, Revcll Street. —Advt.