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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 109, 7 March 1891, Page 3

Advertisements NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OPENING QF MANAWATU GOEGE LINE. MONDAY, 9th MAECH. /-\N MONDAY, 9th March, Return \J Tickets to Palmerston, Ashurst and Woodville will be issued at half the regular fares from Wanganui, Bunnythorpe and intermediate stations by the ordinary morning Train available for return on day of issue or the day following. A Tram will leave Palmerston at 12.0 noon for Woodville, returning from Woodville at 2.0 pin. for Palmerston, and a train will leave Palmerston at 4.15 p.m. for Napier. BY OEDEE. ME. JOSEPH COEPE, From London, WILL, D.V., Preach in the Gospel Hall, Feilding, LOED'S DAY : EVE Next. Commencing at .6.3Q; WESLEYAY CHURCH. Sunday Morning, AT 11 Mr. George Grant will Preach from the text '• God's high estimate of His People." In the Evening a Memorial Service will be held in remembrance of the late Mrs Henson, when the Rev. Mr Cannell will deliver an address. t^eildi'ng assembly kooms |i " . ": " ON MONDAY NEXT, MAEOH 9th ME. W. W. COLLINS, The Famous and Eloquent Australian Lecturer On the Great Religious, Social, Political, and Scientific Questions - ■ of the Day, Will deal with the Important Problem : " DO WE LIVE AFTER DEATH." Discussion cordially invited. Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock. Admission — Stalls, Is; Pit, 6d. JOffiD. VALENTINE, "OUILDEE AND CONTRACTOR - WJu^ricK Street, Feildino. PJa»B, Drawings anclEstimaWgivei