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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 28, 16 August 1888, Page 2

The Hut t County Council has refused to pay Charitable Aid Assessments. Mr Faii-field Thompson has been nomi. nated for the vacant seat in the Borough Council. Mr Wilson is urging the Minister for Public Works to delay altering the train service on the Fox ton-Palmers ton end of the Foxton-New Plymouth Railway till the commission in appointed, so as to allow the commissioners to deal with the whole question of train service on that line. .-.-•■■■•"•. . The goldfieldi members are determined not to be outdone in the' recognition of the scrvicee rendered by the Hon. W. J. M. Lpraach to the rain n: ndus. i s h New Zealand. They are makinsr arrangements to entertain the hon. gentleman at a banquet at Bellamy's on Saiur* day night. A good deal of the trouble, with children might be saved if the little ones were kept warmly olad in the cold, damp weather. - This can now be done at a very"' small expense.as (Tob^e and Darragh are soiling (we nright almost say giving away) little, guls ulsters from 1/6 eachj-.-ancl little boys warm overcoats from 4/6.