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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 6, 6 March 1914, Page 3

REMEMBER GRAND Vocal & Instrumental CONCERT BY PRESBYTERIAN.CHURCH CHOIR. MINERS’ UNION HALL TUESDAY, MARCH 10th. Doors open 7.30. Commence f 8 p.m. sharp. New Zealand Railways. rE ARORA RACES, 7tli and 9tl MARCH, 1914. HOLIDAY Excursion Ticket will fce issued from Auck land, Oijehunga, Cambridge Thames, Wgihi and intermedia! stations to fe Aroha on the 6tl 7th and 9th March, available f< return up tb 14tli March, 1914. These tickets will not 1 available by Auckland-Wellin, ton Express drains. SATURDAY, 7th MARCH, 19: A special Rain, stopping on where timed, will leave Aucklar for Te Aroha a t 6.30 a.m ; Ner market, 6.39, Ellerslie, 6.52; Pei rose, 6.55; Ofcahuhu, 7.3; Drur 7.43; Pukekohp, 8.2; Tnakan, 8.1 Mercer, 8.35; Huntly, 9.18; Ng: ruawaliia, 9.36; Frankton, 10.2 Hamilton, 10.25; arriving at I Aroha 11.44 a.m; returning froi TeAvoha at 6,20 p.m. and a riving in Auckland at 11.17 p.n Return train will stop at sara stations as outwiard train if re quired. Day Excursion fares at th< rate of 12s first Class, and 7s 3s second class (available or day of issue only) will be issued for 6.30 a.m. special from Auckland, Onehungai and stations at which special stops except where ordinary holiday excursion fares are cheaper or passengers desire to purchase ordinary holiday excursion tickets to enablethem to stop qver beyond 7th March, 1914. For further particulars see posters and handbills. BY ORDER,

Amateur Athletic Association’s Meeting at Hamilton. VISIT OF AMERICAN ATHLETES. SATURDAY,fra MARCH, 1914. aOLlDAY'Excursion Tickets will be {gsued to Hamilton from Te Kuitj, Mercer, Paeroa, Cambridge arid Putaruru on Saturday, 7th. March, 1914, available for return on day of sue only. The usual 7.17 a.m. AucklaudFrankton train will run through to Hamilton arriving there at 12.35 p.m. The usual 7.20 a.m. Goods train Mercer to Frasjkton will have a passenger car attached. A special train will leave Hamilton for jfrankton at 5.4-j p.m. to connect with 6.0 p.m. train to Mercer and 6.30 p.m. train to Te Kuifi. For further particulars see Posters and Handbills. BY ORDER, Tenders. WRITTEN Tenders will be received by the undersigned for the]ei-eci/on of a cottagt in Hakanoa strafet for Mr A Kerr. Plan aijjp speeificatioi maybe obtained Jon application No tender neceyarily accepted GET). A. JAMES, g Ralph ■ St Tenders. TENPES to close at noon oi 2Qth March are invited b; Thomas Tapp, o£. Tliiutly West farmer, for the supply aid erection of 20 chains mo re or less o fencing (at, anprlce per- chain) a Waikokowal? Specifications ma; sein at' the l-Huntly Press Office d* sft the office of North croft arid Robertson, Solicitor: Huntly, ' The lowest orVany tender no necessarily accepted. Thanks. MRS A. RfllD and famil: desire -tp tender thei sincere thankss4 all kind friend who sympathised with them i their recent sad bereavement also for cards, wreaths and tele grams received. HUNTLY .SPORTS. :by ing Nominations for an e> cept Ppjst Entry Event close on SATURDAY, MARCH 12th. S. DIXON Ac J. BOYD, Joint Secretaries, P.O. Box, No. 3, Hunt!,; A MEETING will he held i J. Brpoks’ Saloon o March 9th., at 8 p.m, for tl; purpose of forming a eye club. BROOKS, Convener. Notice. RUNNING on my proper: for a month-one Roan Co Branded off rurnpJ.Dg Conjoint Y mark on off ear top and be tom, and slit in end. Tips horns sawn off. If not claim: and expenses* paid within 01 month \ froth date will sold to defray same. \ T. TAPP, Huntly West. March 6th, 1914.