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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 6, 20 March 1914, Page 3

j- OST bet v/0011 Bridge and J Waahi two parcels, one CcJn-ahifiig one pair lady’s white kid shoe;-, 'he othor containing B’ 2 yds cream corded material, 4 yds red satin ribbon, also Z dozen satin buttons. Finder kindly return to Mrs Morgan. MRS BIRD Confectioner, Main Street. | TAVING purchased the busi--11. ness carried on by Mr W. Spiers, Mrs Bird hopes that by stocking superior confectionery and other goods, she may secure and retain a share of public patronage. For Safe. TJERAMBULATOB in good JL condition —Apply JAMES ELLIOT, Agent, Iluntly. Mines Department, Wellington, 7 th March, 1914. EXAMINATION FOR UNDER VIEWERS AND FIREMEN AND DEPUTIES CERTIFI CATES (COAL MINES ACT). ! Written and oral examinations for the above certificates "under the amended Regulations dated 26th. Feb ruary and published in the N.Z. Gazette of the sth. March will be held at the Mines Court, Auckland Exhibition, on Friday the 27tb. March, 1914, at 9 a.m. Applications with necessary certificates and fees should be addressed to the Secretary, Board of Examiners, Mines Department, Wellington, or may be made to the examining officer at Auckland. Forms of application may be obtained from the Inspectors of Mines at Thames and Waihi. H. E. RADOLIFFE, Secretary, Board of Examiners. NOTE: —The date of the above examination has been changed from Friday 27th March, to FRIDAY, L7TII APRIL. (UNDER LEAGUE RULES). Sat., March "33t.1i

In Prizes. Besides the numerous events advertised on the programme copies of which may be had on implication to the undersigned), ,he committee have pleasure in announcing the following adlitional events : 1. HIG i 1 LAND FLING corapoiiii'.n (opiMih FiM Prize, £5 5s ; Second, £1 Is. Post E n try, 4s. (Prizes generously donated by he I funtly Scots’ Society.) 2. BAGPIPES Competition; (Open). First Prize, £5 ss: Second, £1 is. Post Entry, 4s (Prize winners in above competiions are exp scted to gi ve their ervices at the concert to be held n the evening.) 3. OPEN HANDICAP of 220 yards: Prize, Handsome and Massive Silver Cup presented by Mr C. Maxwell. Post Entry, ss. ->ROMENADE CONCERT will be held in the King’s Hall n the evening, when the winners >f the dancing and bag-piping jompetitions will give their services, and when the trophies won it the Sports will be presented. A Good Floor, Fine Singing, md Excellent Dance music guaranteed. Do not miss the best sports gathering ever held in Waikato. Refreshment Booths on the Ground. Bands in Attendance. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS Adults, Is; School Children, (id. 3. DIXoN & J. BOYD, John Secretaries, P.O. Box 3, Huntly Five Rounds Reward. rUIE above reward will be paid to any one giving nformatiou that will lead to the conviction of the person or persons destroying or mutilating posters or interfering with any property on the Sport’s ground. S. DIXON, J. BOYD, Secretaries Huntly Sports. Huntly Road Board. TENDERS. vfJENDERS will be received up 1 to noon of Saturday, March 23th, for the carting of 150 cub. yds more or less of broken metal from the Hunfsy station to the Kimihia Road. may bo seen at the office of: ho Road Board. The lowest or any tender not necessaril y accepted. , F. Harris, Clerk, Hiintly Road Board. March lltli, 1914. Huntly School of Minos. (‘'CLASSES in the undormonJ mentioned subjects will commence early in April, provided a sufficient number of students are forthcoming; - SijoitTHA.Nh, Fee 10/8 per term. Bookkeeping, ;, 10/6 „ English, „ 5/- „ Intending students are requested to forward their names to the undersigned on or before 28th. March. ERNEST A. JONES, Secreta’