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LOCAL BOY DECORATED. *, < Private advice has been "received 4sftj£ifl|E Signal-Sergeant A. G-. Hooper, youngeff^H son of Mr and Mrs C. Hooper, *JHP^ Makarau, has been awarded the ,DiPpr. tinguished Conduct Medal. < Sergeant^ Hooper, who is very well-known in this : district' left -with the Eighth Reinforce-^ %'- ---ments, and served in Egypt for som§ time as a trooper. Later he joined, the Camel Corps and became an expert signaller, attaining the rank of sergeant + in 1916. He was transferred to the Imperial Camel Brigade, with which he * is now serving. ;

Owing to pressure on our space the report of the dairy farmers' meeting at1 ' Kaukapakapa last week is unavoidably* " ~" held over. : . » , For|Ghronic : Chest Complaints, foods' ** *L Gr|^ Peppermint Cure. 1/6, 2?6L *. r*