Feilding Races
The sale of privileges in connection with the above was held to-day by Messrs Halcombe and Sherwill, and resulted as follows : — No. 1 Booth, Falloon, £30 ; No. 2 Booth, McLeneghan, £24 10s; No. 3 Booth, Smith, £15; Gates, Gomez, £69; Cards, ITaunett, £5 10s; Lawful Games, Cook, £8 ; Saddling' paddock, J. Smith, £27 10s ; Horae paddock, I'L
The Board of Reviewers in re property tax sat to-day. A report will appear in our next issue. A meeting of the Manchester Highway Board was held this afternoon. A report will appear in our next issue. Says the Bruce Herald : — " The Auckland Freethinkers recently celebrated the birthday of Voltaire by a graud display of fireworks. The spectacle was very magnificent and could only be exceeded by the pyrotechnical show of which the great Atliiest is now a constant witness." A reception tea was given to the Rev. H. Clark at Halcombe on Wednesday last, which was largly attended. A similar welcome will be accorded to Mr Clark in the Primitive Methodist Church, Feilding, on Wednesday evening next at 6 o'clock.
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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 126, 3 April 1886, Page 2
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