THE HUNTLY PRESS. Published weekly at 2 p.m. FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1930 LOCAL AND GENERAL

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume XV, 25 July 1930, Page 2

THE HUNTLY PRESS. Published weekly at 2 p.m. FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1930 LOCAL AND GENERAL

Messrs Harrison Bros, were successful in securing fourth place among the whole of New Zea'and bakers in the bread comj edition at the Auckland Wii trr Exhibition. Order your new overcoat now. H. Towler, high-class tailor, Li ltd eprond’s building, Main Street has a full range of new materials, and early inspection is advised to avoid disappointment.— (Ad.) In connection with the British Football Match at Hamilton on August 2nd. a train will leave Hamilton at 4.40 p.m., connecting with a train at Franlcton at 5 10 pm. for Huntly. Return fare from Huntly 2/3. Particulars.of,the special train arrangement i and cheap fares m connection with the the Third Test Football Match Britiinv. N.Z. at Auckland on Saturday next are advertised ‘in this issue by the Railway Department. In view of-the impending increase in out hut frorti the Glen Afton Mine, the Railway Dapartment is contemplating running a train for the back shift miners at an early dat>. The proposed train will leave Huntly at 11 p.m. and re urn leaving Glen Afton at 12 30 p.m. A meeting will be held in the Rett Room, Town Hall, on Thursday next, at 7 30 p.m., to discuss t.ho formation of? a Women’s In stitute in Huntly. Mrs S. V Irwin, rresidenj ot the Auckland Federation of, Women’s Inrt lut.es. will preside." All ladies are invited to attest)! Owhigto (he poor attendance at ihe annual meeting of the Horticultural Society on Monday evening last, it has been decided to hold a special meeting on Thursday liext, July 31st, to consider winding up tbs Society’s affairs. Members and the committee are requested t) be present. —See adve r tise nielit. Mrs S V. Irwin, president of the Auckland Federation of W men’s Institutes, and Voluntary' Organiser, is visiting the Waikato district. . She has started two new institutes at Gordonton and Matangi, and is lecluiing in existing institutes. A very interesting lecture was given at Taupiri on Wednesday last on “The Intim to life of Napoleon.” She also read a paper last night at Glen Afton on "Strange Marriage Customs in Morocco.” Mrs Irwin hopes to form an institute in Hunt'y on Thursday next.