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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume XV, 24 April 1931, Page 3

Death. JOHNSON.- On April 24th, 19Jl, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs J. Park, Starrtown, Huntl.v ; aged 66 years. The funeral will leave the Presbyterian Church at 2 p.ui. on Saturday,2sth, for Kimihia Ct metery. Friends please accept this intimation. In Memoriam. BROADBENT.—In loving memory of John Thomas Broadbent, who died April 21st, 1922. Quickly and quietly came the call, His sudden death surprised us all; 'Tis only those who have lost can tell The loss of a son I loved so well. Inseitad by his loving mother, M. A. Broadbent. CURRAN. — In loving memory of my dear father and mother, who passed away on April 23rd, 1929, and May 18th, 1928. We think of you both, dears, And think of how you died. To think you could not say goodbye Before you closed your eyes. Inserted hv their ado|ted son and daughter u.-law, E. and D. Worthington. YATES. — In loving memory of Mr J. Ymtes, who was killed in the Ri t >waro Mine on April 28th. 1930. Ever remembered. Inserted by Mr and Mrs W. Bell and Mr and Mrs H. Jakeman A PPLES, Jonathan and Deli--kX cious in your own supar hag. Best Windfalls 2/6 ; Cookers 4 ; Dessert, large and well coloured, 5. ; Grapes, B'ack Muscat 9d lb ; —R. H. Travers, B x 25, i'e Kauwliala. JTOR Hemstitching and Ladder Mending, Needlework of all descriptions: Beehive, Hamilton, next door to Haeremai Tea Rooms. Country customers’ orders executed during their visit to town. Every satisfaction guaranteed. Done while you wait. SALE—Motor B ke, E W. ' Douglas ; good order ; £ls. Apply Pit ESS Office. DANCE Mormon Hall, Hu.itly West FRIDAY, MAY Ist, 1931 lii a d of the Kia On Rugby League Team ; also presentation of the Junior Shield. Supper Provided. Good Music Admission —Gents 2 , Ladies 1/. B. PA Id, Sec. BUTCHERY. HUNTLY Leading Cash Butcher, having opened up business opposite Ebbett’s Motor Garage, is prepared to supply customers and surrounding districts at greatly Reduced Prices. Nothing but Frirne Young Meat killed by us. Small goo’s a speciality. If we have net called on you, pleaso call at shop, or drop us a line and we will do our best to serve you. Our Motto: Cleanliness, Civility and Service. liuntly School Election. T A DIES & GENTLEMEN lj The following candidates have been chosen to represent the Ratepiyeis’ and Citizens’ Association at tlie School Election to bo held at the Public School, on Monday next, April 27th, at 7 p.m. DAVIES. W. C. HENDERSON. R. KINSON, B. TITHER, A. The Association respectfully solicits your support of the above candidates. New Zealand Railways. Cambridge Trotting; Clubs Races at Cambridg;e=2nd May HOLIDAY Excursion Tickets available for return up to and including Saturday. 9th May 1931. will ho issued to Cambridge from Aucklnnd,Paeroa and inter, mediate it.itions o- direct line of route o:i Saturday. 2nd May by trains due to arrive Cambridge not later than 11 a.m. Train Arrangements* Saturday-2nd May A Special train leaves Anckland -A 6.30 a.m., Hunlly 9.11, Ngaruawahia 9 31, arriving Carnhridgi 10.49 non Return train leaves Cambridge 5.20 p.m.. Hnntly 73, arriving Auckland 9.58 p.m. These trains will stop at Newmarket, Remuera, Green Lane, Ellerslie, Penrose, O'ahuhu, Papat ietoe, Manurewa, Papa fcura, Drury, Pukekohe. Tuak%u Pokeno, Mercer, Te Kauwhata, bluntly, Taupiri, Ngaruawahia ) Morotiu, Franlcton, Hamilton’ Ruakura and Taylor Street, Cam bridge. For fu ther particulars see handbill or enquire at stations.