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Evening Star, Issue 18157, 23 December 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. S&OTtaHt«r (Si Nona WEATHER GAUGE AT MOON TO-DAY. 80 70 60 m m 30 S 3 AT COWS M GRAND'” PKASIiIACV, \ 10 Barometer riidnf. CHRISTMAS BUYING. Haring' altered tho ■whole of my shop, X hare been fortunate in Purchasing a Good Range of PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES suitable for Christmas Pressnts. Already many of my patrons have made their purchases, and have been pleased with, the quality of the articles I have. Quality always, but I have made the prices to suit every puree. Inspection solicited. CONN'S GRAND PHARMACY, GRAND HOTEL BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. Telephones 546, 552. Residence 3,055. jg O 0 T H’S ELECTRO-MEDICAL AND MASSAGE INSTITUTE, 480 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN (Reg. A.M.A. and N.Z. Gov.). Established 34 years. Telephone 600. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS recommend Mr D. Edwin Booth’s Special Electromedical and Massago Methods of Treatment to their Patients suffering from Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, Nervous Disorders, etc., etc.

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A remarkable idea may shortly bo put into effect whereby wireless amateurs over a largo region of the United States and Canada will hear the funniest. “ chorus ” of music ever broadcasted. In the northern part of Montana, near the borders of Canada, is an enormous colony of marmots —something like a million of them —living packed together in quite a small nrea. On still nights their shrill whistling chorus can ho heard for miles. The whistling noise of this timid little animal is well known to many mountaineers The National Park Services of the United States are proposing to put up a special broadcasting station in a beautiful park in the heart of the Rocky Mountains known as Glacier Park, where the voices of tho million marmots are so clearly heard that they could be broadcasted over an area ,p£ 1,500 miles.