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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 90, 20 January 1891, Page 3

Old and j'oung, rich and poor, are invited to inspect the special attraction now obtaining at the Red JTouse— the Shilling Table— loaded with articles of eyerj* descrjpvion. — ADVT. Ask to see our men's hard felt hats in bluck and brown, with low crowns and flat brims, splendid quality, and extraor (liuaiily cheap at 5i 6d, at Te Aro Rouse, Wellington. Respectfully you are requested to look at our bo_ys' velveteen Patience and Bunthorne suits in blue, browu and black, also boys' velvet cord suvs, in all shades, at Te Aro House Wellington. Ask to see our uaeu's tind boys' rush aud Zulu hats at 3d and 6tl each, and men's rock-straw hats at Is (o.nly a few dozens left), at Te Aro House, Welling-, tou. , Respectfully you are requested ; look at our boys' washing suits 111 white and drab duck, galatea stripes, and blue -twill, nicely trimmed, at Te Aro House, Wellington. Respi.ctfcjlly 3'ou are requested to inspect our new lob of boys' sailor suits, man-of-war suits, maritime, Prince Alfred, and jolly tar suits, with lanyards and accoutrements to match, from 5s 9d each, at Te Aro House, Wellington. Respectfully you are requested, to inspect our recent importations of boys' jersey suits, newest styles and colours, from 4s lid each, at Te Aro House, Wellington. (For continuation of Reading Matter see fourth page.) Advertisements J7IWITEA SPORTS. To be held in Mr Mitchell's paddock, JANUARY 22nd, 1891. Foot Racing, Horse Jumping, Tilting, Egg and Spoon Race on horseback, &c, &c. First event starts at 1 1 a.m. Admission — Adults Is, Children between the ages ot oyrs and 12yrs half price, under oyrs free. • A good paddock provided for horses at Is per head. REG-. C- TEMPLAR, 1 - Hon. Sec. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ANNIVERSARY DAY. 'CIXCURSIOH Tickets to Wel.lingJr4 ton will be issued as under on 21st and 22nd January, available for return till 29 th January : — Ist class 2nd class: From Halcombe \ - From Feilding [ 22/- 16/From Foxton j WANGANUI CALEDONIAN SPORTS. FOXTON RACES. On THURSDAY, 22nd January, a "special Passenger Train will leave Wanganui at. 5,45 a.m., Feilding 9 a.m., arriving at Foxton at 11.25 a.m. ; returning from Foxton at 5.25 p.m. for- Wanganui, stopping at any intermediate station if required. Excursion Tickets to Foxto 1 !. available for return on day of issue; nly, will be issued at Feilding by above Traia, Fares— s/6 first, 3/6 second. The usual 6.30 a,m. from Palmerston to Wauganui will be delayed till 7.0 a.m., Feilding 7.45 a.m., arriving at Wangauui at 11.35 a.m. The evening tram f ; '-om Wauganni to Palmerston will be delayed tili 5.20 p.m., and will run thirty -five minutes later than usual to destina* tion. Excursion Tickets to Wanganui. available for return on day ofV issue only, will be issued from Palmer ton, "Gretitford, and intermediate stations, Fares— first - class 8/6, sec ond- class 6/6." - . . BY ORDER. MANCHESTER ROAD BOARD. NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS of the MANCHESTER BUAD DISTRICT. fTJHERE being such a number of I defaulters on the Rate- book, and having received instructions to isue for all outstanding Ratesj the -Collector; has decided to put the whole off the names in a bag and draw, and summons a sufficient number every morning, .coniinencing, on MONDAY Morning : ..nexty the 12th instant, so that Summons will be issued against every defaulter before the last day of January, 1891. CHARLES BRAY, ; " Collector.

MANCHESTER RIFLES. rPIHOSE Members of the corps who I ■ have aeutiu their resignations 1 are requested to hand in to ColorSergeant Bilderbeck all Arms, Accoutrements, Uniforms or other Government property they may have in their ; possession, in order that their discharges may be prepared. OWEN PLEASANTS, Captain. w s\ M*- \ 1.T.N.0.T,G.A.0.T.U. 9 FEILDING LODGE, N.Z.C., LATE t .No 1940 EG. \ npHE Regular Monthly Meeting of the ■* J_ above Lodge will be held at the Foresters' Hall, Bowen Street, Feilding, on MONDAY, the 26th January, 1891. I Business: Passing. i_' Visiting Brethren are invited. . s Lodge ty led at Bp. in. a By command of the W.M. I , THUMAS W. K. EOSTER, .-,':■') I -.:•'.,.' ■"••■.-' Secretary,