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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, 4 December 1914, Page 3

* Golden Tips * *Rel iable’ The 'Perfection OF Scientific Blending. TEA ARTHUR H. NATHAN, Limited. AUCKLAND. Choice Flavour AND Delicate Aroma. jt*a otice 'E. W. BILKEY, Saddler and Harnessmaker Has removed to New and Commodious Premises in Jesmond Street, opposite Post Office. NGS.RUWAHIA. NOTE —We have no connection with the firm occupying our old premises.

THE WAIKATO MEAT COY.. Limited, HAVING taken over the butchery business of Clinch lan Co., Main Street, Huntly, 1 are now prepared to supply prime meat of every description at specially cut rates. As the business will be conducted on strictly cash lines, the Waikato Meat Co. are in a posfflon to sell at bed-rock prices, for which see hand-bills, which may be had on application at the shop. The motto will be Quality, Economy and Efficiency. Small goods a specialty. Application for shares may b© sent to the manager. J. JOHNSTONE, Business Manager. H. A. CLINCH, Managing Director. TAILOR AND COSTUMIER 1 Ladies \jjanting a stylish Costume, and Gentlemen a Sm r; Suit or Overcoat ip Range of Latest Paterns to Select From. FIT & STYLE GUARANT EED E. GEORGE, (Late J. Watt), LADIES’ AND GKVT: " TAILOR. HUNTLY. '%jp| F. Cox, Carter and Carrier, Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Trains met oy appointment. Agent for A. Thompson’s Cycles. Notice. MRS SCOTT begs to notify the public of Huntly, that she has taken over the Fruit Business of Mrs Climo. Lunch and Suppers on all day. ONLY WANTING TRIAL ONE LONG STORY OF ONE LONG STORY OF SUCCESS UPON SUCCESS SUCCESS UPON SUCCESS That’s the proud record of our famous coaching course for Engineers. The student learns almost without effort. Failure is positively unknown. The recipe for your success therefore is! Enroll with het Bower s Auckland School for B over s Auckland School for Bower’s Auckland School .or ENGINEERS. ENGINEERS. ENGINEERS. r>o sound is the instruction iir parted under our instruc’ors tha not only is a pass” ensured, be once launched in your new prd fession as an Engineer you cal not fail to make steady piogifl right to “ the top of der "if you wish Write for prospectus particulars to THE PRINCIPAL: BOWER’S AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENG IN EE F JAS. W. BOWER, M.A.I ME JAS. W. BOWER, M.A-IM.E. JAS. W. BOWER, M.A.LM.E. i yrone Buildings, Cu-L.m Street, East. Auckan Phone, 1734. P.O. Box, 50,

e S 0 (0 N N 5 ',5 A Wether’s Advice YOU HAVE HEARD THE Prohibitionists constantly repeating tl-»at it is your d’ ty for tine saltte-, o f tnc boys arid tine men love, to -vote for tine ol>oliti->u-of LIQUOR? ==3ol== May we ask you to read and consider tlie following remarks on this question written by a woman herself, a wife and a mother, in an essay that won the “ Cosmopolitan Magazine’s Prize for the best distinction between Temperance and Prohibition.” “ I believe that over and over “ again the greatest mistake “ has been made in trying to “ keep children in ignorance, “ thus exposing them to sudd“on temptation. Boys must “ grow up in the world as it is. “ They must meet the world’s “ temptations. Ignorance of “ life or a childish promise “ made to a mother is a poor “ weapon when the mother is “ gone. Knowledge, Temper- “ ance, self-control, based jjp“on good example and thorough understanding of the ‘ world — these produce the “ strong balanced man. Hy- “ sterical exaggeration, coer■‘cion ih place of argument, “ mysterious dread that “ arouses curiosity — such are “ the beginnings of many a “ drunkard’s career. Temper- " ance and not Prohibition “ would solve the drink ques- “ tion. No paternal severity “ will keep a boy temperate ” when his father is dead, and “ no straight jacket legislation “ will keep the individual “ temperate against the in- “ dividual’s will. ” Think of these things !. Remember that Temperance, not ignorance or coercion, is the beginning of all virtue and goodness. Let wise mothers think twice before they lend their influence to the CURSE of Prohibition. The above letter will also bear second reading. It contains the material wisdom of the ages. (IN BOTH ISSUES STRIKE GOT THE BOTTOM LIME l A. GALL and SONS,! OHINEWAI, Providers. ALL KINDS OF Manures, Grass Seeds, Hardware, Boots, Groceries, Crockery. HCRSES AND GIGS FOR HIRE ANY HOUR OF THE DAY. Agents for Royal insurance Company. GOODS DELIVERED IN HUNTLY ON THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Prices Keen. Give Us a Trial. |i3iaauiiio

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S. Gumming, BUILDER and CONTRACTOR Estimates for all classes of work Postal Address : Afton Villa, Huntly. I. A. Gilbert, PAINTER, AND PAPER'S ANi • [■. k , Estimates f( r work given POgjTAL ADDRESS—HUNTEY.