The Telegraph officers in Feilding have been fully occupied this week, for besides their ordinary daily routine of work, they had to work all night on Thursday owing to tho accident on the railway, and last night receiving tho Public Works Statement, which wo publish to-day in a conjen edform.
A* an inxtance of the power of the Bale on Thursday evening, a mngular occurrence took place at tho Upp#r Tnonui xi-hool. A large pane of glass wan bl<vrn orit of the school window acroxs a n«igh • touring stub fence and into a pa- 1 dock some 20 or 30 yards away and when picked up wt* fount! to be quite whole. How it escaped the frnce is remarkable.
Wo rogrot to loam that a number of Hinall portable articles consisting of axos, hand saws, buckota, etc. , have been stolen from the sawmill of Motors P. and J. Bartholomew. Tho police have the matter in hand tlio:-fifore wu hiivo ovorv reason to hope tho oilomlors will b« brought to justice at no distant date. This sort of thieting is of the meanest description and the offenders should be soumlly flogged
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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 6, 26 June 1886, Page 2
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