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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 4, 11 June 1915, Page 3

FOR SALE — Pumpkins, Piemelons, 5s 6d. Marrows 4s Red carrots 6/6d. cwt. Delivered. O. PARKER, Ohinewai. MR and Mrs O. Redshaw desire to thank the members of the Huntly Orchestra and Band, also the committee of same for kindness shown during his recent illness. PRIVATE BOARD —For two respectable young men — Apply to No 21, PRESS Office. WANTED —One respectable boarder to share room with another in private home — Apply PRESS Office. St. Paul’s Church. AQnnicil will be held wUwldf in the Miners’ Hall on next WEDNESDAY, I6th. Music by the Huntly Orchestra. Ladies Is, Gents Is 6d. Notice. AT a meeting of the Huntly Brass Band Committee held recently, it was unanimously decided that in future the Band will not play at any function or gathering, unless a fee of not less than 10s be paid for their services, or unless the function or gathering is for a deserving cause, in which case the Committee hold the right to judge for themselves. CHAS. C. PORTER, Hon. Sec Tenders. r I IENDERS (to be marked _L “ school ”) for the Cleaning and Caretaking of the Huntly | District School will be received by the undersigned on or before noon on Friday, 18th inst. Specifications of duties can be seen on application. The lowest on any tender need not be accepted. JAMES ELLIOT, Chairman A. G. FRASER, Secretary Huntly District School Committee. Tenders TENDERS wanted for fencing three chains, eight wires, must supply all material. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Apply H. DOUGLAS, Huntly South. Huntly Bowling - Club. TENDERS. TENDERS for the trenching and preparation of the Ground for a Bowling Green will be received up to noon of Friday, the 18th inst. Particulars may be had from the Secretary and at the Town Board Office. Tenders to be delivered to the Secretary as above. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. E. MATHEWS, Hon. Sec. 10 1 6 | 15.