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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 138, 15 May 1890, Page 3

T"; fIAVE : mjien pleasuie in aunoiincing the arrival tif thefollowittg' ii Imported direct from : :V •HORp ; .LIITIMENT . , '... ._, CONDITION POWDERS ,; POULTRY PONDERS ' : ;egg peed ; ■;"; r '.'. FULLERS- EARTH . ■ GRAPE! SALT'; ~ > -/' :r - : ■'■; v INSBOT POWDER -r r GLYCERINE & CUCUMBER ■" ; ,.\:, ...._ ' ;, ;.. •RHEUM^AT ; Ip ! jE)IL •. ! '. 2 4 j; EXTRACTS !QF LEMP^.tPEP. I PERMINT/VANILLA,RAT.

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j :v ;> -Ojt.AylS ::"▲#-& -SEE Dji., Bulls, Ekildi no, <i Palmekstcn ' ' ; . North. "—Have on hand a Large Stock of |N|EW SEEDS fob-S raiNG.Sb^l^G, Sri '. •rj'^coitsißtinj^iofi «'.."••'■ ; - J^/.-.k'i ■:■ fescues;,; w O - ; .', ;..■,•■/.■«■ i-u., ; EYEGBASS, .!. ■ EAPE, ;::.. ....... ... :! Klo--.r. V' •'-.''^A'lSrGOLDS'allkinds^ofaFAßM SEEDB!;-) ■ ■.!'•■ p l " ;_.. ..,..., These ' Seeds l have beeri cairdftiily se- : lected, and are from some of the Best English Seed Merchants so they can be ifchorbtighly relied on. 'J- FABMEB'S FBiEND |ttA7!«UB^; Which is -highly recommended. Copy of analysis may he seen at, our office. TO LET oß ; f6r SALE— j Farms in all parts 'bf the district, I from 20 t0,7,000 acres. „ j ' . '^'^-1 -'•' -<■'"■ . i'- •- ' > V l.t -.;; :j\.ihl£ -.-f .'"••' ' ■■•■'■-■•■■■■■•■ ■■ F^ildino. •: ...1. ( •'".-.: •' '. ■"* ■ • . ■ ■^^■■•EOUB^-,AN»tLAL.. U TC)U|U. I ■;/!•••■." rr ,7 j >;■; fNGITIKEI CAVAIiBt VOLUN- : TEEBS . ... „! \^inJbe held on. the ; ,. ; r ; '•'•' FEILDING fe^C^CptJBSE '!■>■■■■ ■■,'; f ■'■'" ' '■' 'ON " f ' .';• ! "' I ■" "' Cominencing at ll a.m. ,;, Under the patronage^of laeut.-Cdonel, „ Stappand Lieut' : GolonelNoake: ' .'."" ,Clerfc of SoaJies— Mr, A. E. Remington. "v , ! Starter-TTMr Ei. Wood. >yiu.i< -^'^Timekjje^errTT^lr'jG. W. Ppw|eft. i:! ,;; i#> ■ ! ./. ...^PiGBAMp^.w. „ ; r . I. General Parade; Gallop 'Past/to. ' 2i Bide. ( , : r ; r. '• f -„■ ', w ,-7/ j /' 8. Issuing ' " Prataice ' • Cdtppennoh* -— n , gauads of four meWj ; sw¥e'pitake, 10s per squad; open to squads from any :. ; teobpji>U>;l si") :■ >d U Jj.'i. , .4. Open Handicap Hurdle Bace-rrS weep. ;i4 mile vi : •,..;; .>■!:•#: •/;■-.■■. 1 '^;' f $ead^and PqstßTr-Sweepstakej t per •' " man; open to = ali ; cavalry '< "";! , „ . 6.' Capture of of ST main; sweepfetakie, 1 83 per squad ; open to squads from tiny trotfp : "; " 7. Cavalry Hurdle Bace-^-Sweepstake of 10a; lmile; weight, 12at ; opea to any cavalry horse ■■. -Mw-Ji^ : y:-i ■■"' ■ 8. Sword Bayonet ;E,s'er^is«>v;\L J^'Vv. ; :. : 9. Cavalry Flat Race— Sweepstake of 10s; - |imilej, weight,, llst^iopenjto all.cay* '.nTturjr'. '.-... '.. Y< ' : .^y „;,.-:,., )'.{]■.} ■?'->' v - , 10« iVictbisa Cro;ss Race— Sweepstake- of , j2s 6d; open tw'all cavaky: . ' . '". '* : "-\ „* 11. Night Alarm— Sweepstake -of 2s 6d'; open tQ\ailjCa*alry. ;'.;•; ;.' - ■?•. - '; ■ CONDITIONS. .7 „, .. 1, iPost. entries ; wUl beijTeeeived for all tiie.eVents, bu^'cpmpetitors are requested to Winter as early as possible on the. d^y. _ > -2; Volunteers must cpmpet^i in |he uniforms of their corps. ■" t t • ; . 8. Cavalry ho^se/ means one has been ridden in the sii da'^'B fatahim, pr that has been certified to by «>, oflSeer of Ahe'ttopp.to, whieh^the] 9W.nier belong^, r- .^ } , .WMisputes, to.^eLset^cVj? -Wf # W>°P . Admlsßion ": Foot passengetßYla : Jjorser' r men4 2s ; any yehicleJ^MbWlKQgVarjyer, 3 ;28'0d'; every otn^otfeuparit,'!^' 'children 'undeti2«free. :; ■'■ ■■■■' ■■'••' v '■'^•■■■ hi i '^' ; Volunteers in uniform will be admitted^ to the ground free. ' ..