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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 4, 13 August 1915, Page 3

For Children’s Hacking Cough at night, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d, 2s 6d. Miners’ Hall. THURSDAY, AUG. 19Return of the Magic Kings. HUGARD The man you can’t Shoot, and Ching Sing Loo, THE CHINESE WIZARD Representing a starting array ol all that is best, and clever in Magic in his gorgeous and bewildering scena. i A Night in a Chinese Paiace. Hugard and Ching Sing Loo are supported by several first-class artists including Miss Myra Errington, Soprana and Instrumentalist, Xylophone and Musical Coins. Madam Corroll A t the Piano. Miss Moilie Ciare, The Girl with the songs and Dresses. Latest Success, Counting the Kaiser Out. A Scream. Clival! i and Dog Sport. Sensational Balancers and Jugglers. A Clever Dog and a Clever Man. PRICES —3s and 2s. Reserves at McNee’s, 6d extra. Hint’s Hall. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. Professor Walter Smith and his Maori Musicians with all the latest American Rag Time Music. Professor Smith’s Company is simply out on is own when it comes to Song and Dancing. Come and see Sambo that little Nigger, he will make you laugh. Professor Smith has promised to play for the dance after the concert. So we young people can have a good time. So let us turn out and show our appreciation to Professor Smith’s Company. Prices, 2s and 1. liuntly Road Board. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO LEVY GENERAL RATE. NOTICE is hereby given under Section 108 of the Road Board’s Act, 1908, Sections 48 to 54 of the Rating Act, 1908, and Amendments thereto, that it is the intention of thtk. Huntly R oad Board at its nexSpneeting, to be held on August 28th 1915, at the Road Board Office, Huntly, to make and levy a General Rate of fVI. (one half-penny) in the £ on the Capital Value of all Rateable Property in the Huntly Road District, for the year commencing on April Ist, 1915 and ending on March 31st 1916, the said Rate to become due and payable in one sum to the Collector (F. Harris) at the Board’s Office, Huntly, on September the Ist, 1915. The Matahura Special Rate No. 1, to the extent of 15-32 d (fifteen thirty-seconds of a penny) in the £ ; and the Matahura Special rate, No. 2, to the extent of 5-32 d (five thirtyseconds of a penny) in the £ ; and the Matahura Special Rate No. 3, to the extent of }fjd (oneeighth of a penny) in the £, will be collected at the same time. The Valuation Roll is now open for inspection at the Board’s Office. F. HARRIS, Collector and Clerk. Huntly, September Ist, 1615.