THE HUNTLY PRESS. Published weekly at 2 p.m. FRIDAY MAY 8, 193l LOCAL AND GENERAL

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume XV, 8 May 1931, Page 2

THE HUNTLY PRESS. Published weekly at 2 p.m. FRIDAY MAY 8, 193l LOCAL AND GENERAL

Primary schools in the Auckland Province break up to day for the first tarm holidays of two weeks. The schools will re-open on Monday, May 25 h. Please note that H. Towler, t dlor, is making suits to order from £7 15/. Guaranteed blue serges at£Blo/. Note address : opposite Town Hall, where all work is done on the premises (no factory work.) The Unique Cash Stores still continue to advance. All lines are reduced in price. Stocks are fresh almost daily' and hosts of bargains are listed. Watch windows for keen up-to the-minute prices. Epi Shalfoon’s Melody Boys (the crack dance band of the Wai kato) will hold a dance in the Nga ruawahia Town Hill, on Thursday next. May I4th. Buses from Huntly, fid return. See advertisement. In another column the Railway Department advertises the issue of Holiday Excursion tickets in connection with the Waikato Trot ting Club’s Meeting at Claudelandson 16th May, also the train arrangements in connection therewith. The “N.Z. Sporting & Dramatic Review” is always opened with a feeling of pleasing anticipation which never fails to be realised, this week’s issue being no exception to the popular rule. Dolores Costello, the motion picture favourite has the place of honour in the coloured frontispiece. The supplement is a delicately coloured study of a very attractive little lady which is sure to find a place in the motion picture lovers’ gallery. Sportsmen will absolutely revel in the page of graphic views of the exciting jumping at the Grand National contest at Aintree. Then nearer home we have exclusive photographs of the contests at the Whangarei Racing Club’s Autumn carnival an dthe Cambridge Trotting Club’s annual fixture. The “Review” is on sale at all booksellers and stationers.