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that it is the intention of this board at 1 meeting to be held on Satur.lay 18tl October to strike a central rale of fd ii the £ uader the provisions of the Roac v Boards Act, and a general ra'e of fd, ir r- the £ under the Counties Act. — Carried i, Proposed by Mr Reid, seconded bj Mr Lucas, That the members of th< g Board be paid their allowance everj three months, and the money be left ir the hands of the secretary until passed by the auditor — Carried. b The board ad iourned. (For continuation of Readivg Afatter see 1 fourth paqej i Advertisements ) riIHE Beautiful Musical Story «*KOZEN TO DEATH" IN THE . PKESBYTERIAN CHURCH, f TUESDAY, 23kd SEPTEMBER, At 8 p.m. , MANSE FUND. k ONE SHILLING. 1 T7EILDING ASSEMBLY ROOMS J1 1 CHURCH OF ENGLAND 'SOCIAL GATHERING. THURSDAY, SEPT. 25th, 1890. Grand Tableaux ; Miscellaneous Songs and Music. Admission (including refreshments) — Is 6d. To commence a 7 p.m. ESSRS R. B. WILLIAMS & A. S. PATERSON' S MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC RECITA L Will take place m the FEILDING A-SEMBLY ROOMS. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1890. Prices — 2s and Is ; a few reserved seats at 3s. Tickets on sale at Mb. Carthew's. PRESS CRITICISMS— The gems of the evening were the recitations of Mr A. S. Paterson and the songs of Mr R. B. Williams. — N.Z. Times, August 29, 1890. The highest honours of all were carried off by Mr R. B. Williams. The beautiful quality of his voice, the artistic grace of its management and the expressive delicacy of his singing all were admirable. — N.Z. Times, August sth, 1890. Mr Paterson for two hours kept his audience spellbound.-- Weekly Herald, August 2 3rd, 1890. THE MAETON AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY. Will produce Gilbert Sullivan's Comic Opera The Pirates of Penzance OR THE SLAVE OP DUTY ! AT THE FEILDING ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ON FRIDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1890. Conductor Mr W. J. Smith Stage Manager ... Mr J. P. Shepherd Majbr-General Stanley Dr Skerman The Pirate King Mr F. M. Deighton Frederic ... Mr A. R. FitzHerbert Samuel ... Mr G. H. Barnett Sergeant of Police Mr F. Bishop Mabel \ nanatm^ ( Mrs 0. Humphrey Edith q ?X* Mrs E. Awdry Kate . Stanley s MJs3 Nicho]so £ Isabel ) dau B hters { Miss Bett Euth (a Pirate Maid of all Work) Miss Eoss Full Chorus of Pirates, Police, and General Stanley's daughters. Act 1., Coast of Cornwall; Act 11., Chapel Tremorden Castle, by moonlight. Full Orchestra. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. ; to commence at 8 p.m. Admission — Eeseryed seats, 4s ; front" seats, 3s ; pit, 2s. N.B: — Doors open to reserved seat ticket-holders 15 minutes before advertised time. Box plan at Mr Carthew's. RANGITIKEI ELECTION. T7ILECTORS Resident in Stanway, -■-^ Mackay's Line, Waituna, and Halcombe Districts favoring the return of Mr Arkwright to the House of Representatives, are requested t 0 meet for the purpose of forming a Committee at the Stanway School, on WEDNESDAY the 24th of September, at 7.30 p.m. GEO. WHEELER, J. J. WILLIAMSON, H. C. WILSON. FEILDING HUNT CLUB. f^i ENERAL Meeting of Members VJT will be held at the Denbigh Hotel on SATURDAY 27th September, at 8 p.m. Business : Important. EDMD. GOODBEHERE, Hon. Sec. A MEETING of Shareholders in the Mangaone Public Hall Company (Limited), will be held on THURSDAY, September 25th. BY ORDER. ~~ ■ THANKS. MR, and Mrs Walter Bailey, of Taonui, desire to heartily thank those persons who so kindly assisted Miss Bailey on the occasion of, and after, her recent accident in Feilding, EMPIRE TEA CO.VIP&iNY'S CRESCENT BRAND, 2/6 FOE SALE— CHEAP. MAKINO FLAX MILL SHED— Galvanised Iron Roof, 60 x 50 feet. Apply at once to W. W. CORPE, Mokino,