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Closed oaiis will leave Newman’s garage at 8 o’clo-ck to-morrow evening for the dance at Kokatahi.—Advt. In connection with tenders invited for the purchase of the book debts of the assigned estate of A: 'C. Armstrong, the .highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tkmiobt’s ad vise.-that their will again visit their Hokitika branch this Thursday, 28th. inst., and may be consulted on your optical yequire'hiiins.—Advt.
The ravages of the grass grub were discussed at a meeting of the executive of the Auckland Farmers’ Union, Mr D. B. Higgen, of Matamata stating- 'that lie knew of one case of a farm which had been carrying three dairy herds where there was now but me dairy herd, and even then 'the cattle lmd to be grazed out during the wintvr. Tn the Mmwvnru district :l()00 acres were affected. Mr W. Bovd, of Mata.ngi, said that there did not seem to be any parasite to deal with the grub, but it. was thought that starling®; in large numbers would keep it in ch^ck. '' ' I ’ " '
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 July 1932, Page 6
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