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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume XVIII, 6 October 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. THE BIG TIME HUNTLY TOWN HALL THURSDAY, October Bth Song, Story, and Dance Recital By Pupils of Miss Mavis Laurenson Prices : 2/6 and 1/6. Children, 9d in all parts of the bouse. Don’t Miss This Splendid Show ! WANTED KNOWN TO LET. —4 roomed house at Pukekapia, wilh %-acre paddock. Near school. Rent 10/—Ring 43a. FOR Tennis and Sporting Goods Repairs, BOSSAD’S, Confectioners, Huntly, receiving depot for W. H. Tisdall, Hamilton, and C.A.C., Auckland. Quick service, expert workmanship and low prices assured. 1-T. W. SANDERS & CO., Florists and Seedsmen, Hamilton. Finest quality imported seeds. First grade bedding plants. Floral work our speciality. JJOR Hemstitching and Ladder Mending, Needlework of all descriptions: Beehive, Hamilton, next door to Haeremai Tea Rooms. Country customers’ oiders executed during their visit to town. Every satisfaction guaranteed. Done while you wait. FOB SALE TT'OR SALE. —House and secJE tion at Renown. Highest reasonable offer acceplcd. Offers to be in before October 31st. to Mr W. Lumsden, Renown. (JANE Prams, push carts, Plunket Cots, latest designs, send for catalogue.—Clothier’s Emporium, “The Pram House,” Hamilton. jkJEW and Used Furniture, Suites, etc., large stock of everything at Clothier’s, Furnishing Emporium, Hamilton North. RACQUET RESTRINGING

'J’ENNIS Racquets of the Best English make. Racquets restrung with the Finest Quality Gut. r pENNIS Nets, Balls, Eyeshades, Racquet Covers and Presses; Cheap Racquets for Children. Tennis Requisites and Repairs at Gould’s Bag and Leather Shop, 4 doors past Railway Line, Victoria Street. BUSINESS NOTICES USED MOTOR CYCLES arc offered subject to them not being soid in meantime. 1 3 H.P. Francis Barnett (two stroke) £lO 0 2 3 H.P. Dunelt Motorcycle (two stroke £l2 10 2 1 H.P. Levis Motorcycle (two stroke) £l2 10 22 H.P. Douglas Motorcycle £ls 0 2 i H.P. 8.5. A., round tank model £l7 10 2 t H.P. Indian Prince, electric model £2O 0 2 it H.P. Douglas, 1925 model £2O 0 2 3 H.P. K.S.A £22 10 2 i H.P. Raleigh, chain drive £22 10 8 A H.P. Triumph, electric model £25 0 2 3 H.P. E.W. model Douglas £25 0 2 :{ H.P. A.J.S., side-valve model, electric £25 0 2 3 H.P. Raleigh, 0.H.V., 2ii H.P. Harley-Davidson, electric model £3O 0 7-9 H.P. Harley - Davidson, electric model £35 0 22 H.P. A.J.S. Electric 0.11. V. model £3O 0 22 H.P. New Imperial O.H.V. Electric • • £35 0 22 H.P. New Imperial, side valve, electric £35 0 2 3 H.P. New Imperial, 1929 electric model £37 10 3 ?> H.P. New Imperial, O.H.V. electric 1930 model £SO 0 22 H.P. New Imperial O.H.V. electric model £4O 0 3 l H.P. Norton O.H.V. 1929 electric £SO 0 3 A H.P. Norton 0.11. V. 1930 Electric £65 0 All above machines have been overhauled and are ready for the road. When replying please state which machine you are particularly interested in and we will jjive fuller particulars. W M pitcher & co. Agents for New Imperial and Harley - Davidson Motorcycles 42 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON Box 33. Phona 1370. TO BUSINESS MEN Support Local Industry! THE Principle of trading in your own town is one that ■lways appeals to you; but do von carry it out in your own practice, or leave the pra lice to others ? In the course of your business you hava ta procure certain lines of printed matter: billheads, loose or in books ; milk or meat dockets, and so on. When you have to obtain a new supply of these things do not forget that you have here among you a firm that ex sts for Ihe purpose of providing you with these requisites, and prepared to give you good service at fair and reasonable prices. Apply the maxim, ‘‘Keep the Trade in the Town” yourselves. ASK THE PRESS ABOUT IT s