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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 88, 7 April 1883, Page 3

MEMORANDA. o— Read Mr Lewers' new advertisement on the first page. The Jane Douglas will leave Foxton for Wellington, at 10 a.m. to-morrow. Mr Gieenwood will visit Feilding on the 24th inst. Mr Loudon's new advertisement appears elsewhere. The Burgess and Defaulters' Lists for the Borough of Feilding are now ready. Messrs A. W. Hedges, of Sanson, and F. J. Mansell, of Bulls, have been appointed agents for the Stab. The Feilding Borough Council intend to strike an ordinary rate of ls in the £ on the 19th April. A library rate of one penny in the £ will be levied by the Feilding Borough Council on the 19th April. There will be a tea meeting to welcome the newly-arrived I'rimitive Methodist Minister, on Tuesday next. Edward Henry Wright has been appointed creditors' trustee in- the estate of Bobert Stephen Keid, a bankrupt. An advertisement from Mr Bray re works proposed to be done in the .vi anChester Road District, will be found on the first page.

The ablest liar is not the mau who tells the biggest lie, but the one who can judge just how much the listener will stand. " lhe storm which passed over this village yesterday," wrot* the reporter, "took the roofs off many houses, but it did not take the mortgage off a single one of them." A poor man may do an act that is positively crin-inal, but a rich man can never be worse thin "imprudent.'' Things are not altogether what they seem.