HUNTLY NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 260, 7 November 1906, Page 9

HUNTLY NEWS.

t (From Our Own Correspondent.) IILXTLY. Tuesday. ! I -is ih<. , public library and portion of. the t railway pumping still ion stand on the pub- v lie road, thp owners have received notice from the Unad Hoard to remove the hni'd- . » ings, it lifinj; tin- intention of thai body j s fo form mi I Up proper ground ;i road nno '. i chain wide leading from the Great South- j road to ilii> goods shed. I t Tho King's Birthday will be observed as ; s n close holiday, the mines and business i v nlnfos closing for the occasion. Hamilton j,t Show will lie liirsoly intended, as also will ■ j the mcps in Ancklnnd. while the voluntoers t bave thi-Mf niinuul shoot for the SimmHhns; i Cup. To finish the d:iy, Mr. Whitehouse's ;j 1 Biograph will show living pictures In the |fi Volunteer Hall. ! •' Owing to the Volunteer. Hall being usuil « for bazaar purposes, the pupils attehdiug U school had H holiday ou I'Viday and Menday. The building of the new school is jii being rapidly proceeded svil.U. although it r. will not be ready for occupation before the ! o end of the Christmas holidays. In the i c interim both pupils and teachers have to t submit with what equanimity they cat) lob rhe awkward circumstances ami unfavour- | w able environmrnt. " The three days' bazaar held in aid of n the manse fund connected with the Presby- •' terian Church was concluded on Monday ; d night. A la.nteiTi show and skittle matches ] were the chief means of raising money. As i b a result of the effort about £oO will be ' c ClCilß'll. l