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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 126, 23 May 1888, Page 3

I L' EILDING VOLUNTEEB FIEB I Jt! BEIGADE. GEAND CONCEKT, QUEEN'S BIKTHDAST, MAY 24th, 1888. In Messrs Stevens & Gorton's Auction Hooms, (Under the Presidency of His Wor- : ship the Mayor.) PROGUAMME : Part I. ! 1. Overture : Band 2. Song : Mr Lambert 3. Becitation ( umorous) : Mr Shiels 4. Song: Mr Hartgill 6. Song, " For pity's Sake": Mrs Macarthur 6. S ong, " Why rouse the British Lion" : Mr Heading 7. Cornet solo : Mr Clemens 8. Song, "They all Love Jack": Mr Badley I 9. Duet, "A. B. C": Miss Bray and Mr Shearer 10. Song : M r Abrahams 11. Song, "Bouncing Baby Boy": Mr Lorejoy 12. Piano Solo : Miss Roe Interval of 10 minutes. Part 11. 1. Overture: Band 2. Song : Mr Elkington 3. Sonff, "The Old Hag": Mr Bartholomew 4. Song : Miss Bray 5. Duet, '* Larboard Watch" : Messrs Shearer and Eade 6. Piano Duet: Misses Fraser and Beading 7. Song (comic), "Martha": Mr "Wraight 8. Song, "Boy's best friend is his Mother" : Mr Tarrant 9. Song, " A Summer S.hower": Miss Bellve , 10. Song : Mr Bear \ 11. Song, " Faces we never : Mr Dizon 12. Sketch (humorous) : Johnthon Bros. God Save the Queen. Doors open at 7,80 p.m. To commence at 8 p,m. Admission : 2/- and 1/H. DIXON, Hon. Sec.

Til ANCHE.sTER KOAD BOARD. SUB-DIVISION NO. 2. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Notice is hereby given that an Election will be held on THURSDAY, th« 7th June, 1888, to elect a member to fill the above vacancy. Nominations m the form prescribed by the 11th clause of "The Local Elections Act, 1976," mu&t be delivered to me before noon at the E. & 0. Aid Corporation Office, Halcombe, on MONDAY, the 4th June, 1888. HUGH L. SHERWILL, Returning Officer PALMERoTON PROPE RTI ES. FOR SALE. 'THOSE Central and Valuable I Properties in the Square, opposite the Bank of Australasia, known as Welch & Co.'s Book and Stationery Shop, and Healey's Boarding House. They will be sold either separately or tegether. Also — The Shop in Rangitikei street lately occupied by Mr Salmon, Tailor, with vacant allotment adjoining. The above are all eligible investments, and well worth the attention of speculators or those desiring to acquire Freeholds in the heart of the Town. Apply for further particulars to R. JOHNSTON, Tailor, Feilding. Or at Daily Standard Office, Palmerston, where the keys of the shop in Rangitikei street can be obtained. Also — Four half-acre allotments in the townsnip of Bunnythorpe.

AUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. MANCHESTER RIFLES. The Manchester Rifles, with the Band, will parade at the Barracks, on Thursday, the 24th inst., at 10 a.m., after which they will march to the Oval to tixe&feudejoie. They will then be dismissed. D. H. MAOARTHUR, Captain Commanding. NOTICE ! ! NOTICE ! ! ! /"GLASGOW HOU^E will be closed VT until WEDNESDAY Next, May 80th, to enable S. FAGAN to sort up his stock of BOOTS & SHOES when the Cheap Sale will re -commence with a lot of Fresh Goods. FEILDING & BULLS, p OOD TEMPLARS. A Special meeting of Members of the Flower of Feilding Lodge, will be held in the Lodge Room, Manchester street, on SATURDAY, 26th May, at 8 o'clock. Business— Of Importance. J, SMITH, Secretary. -jy o t i (3 c '. The Rev. A. Hebmon will (D.V.) hold service in the Kiwitea Hall on Thursday, the 24th, at 7.30 p.m. HOELIN'* & Spangenberg Pianos full Trichord, check action, iron frames, vertical or overstrung, in Walnut case, are in stock at H. Collier and Co.'s, Piano Importers, Victoria Avenue.