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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 126, 16 April 1891, Page 3

Freetrade " How Freetrade Affects the Victorian Fanner" was the subject of a lecture delivered in the Melbourne Coffee Palace last night by Mr Samuel Rinder, of Wedderburn, under the auspices of the Freetrade Democratic Association. Mr R. M. Smith presided at the meeting; and there was a large attendance of members and their friends. Mr Rinder said that protection increased the cost of everything the farmers had to buy, and decreased the value of everything they hud to sell. They were learning- that apart from the increased cost of implements, protection meant a reduction in the value of their products by increasing the cost of export ■ing the surplus. In his own district the young men were in fayour of freetrade, because they saw that protection could not benefit them ; and, on the whole, Mr Smder thought that the day was breaking: at last. In a discussion which followed, several speakers gave encouraging accounts of the spread of freetrade opinions among the farmers of the colony. A hearty vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Rinder for his paper. — Argus. Cobbe & Darragh are now opening up their stock of Autumn and Winter Goods. — Advt. (For continuation of Reading Matter see fourth page.) Advertisements ~~LICE NSING DISTRICT OF~ KIWITEA. TRIENNIAL ELECTION. NOTICE is hereby given that a Poll for the Election of a Li censing Committee for the abovenamed District wiil be taken at Cheltenham on TUESDAY, the 28 April. Nominations must be left with me at the Board's Office, Feilding, before Noon on TUESDAY, the 21st April. LOCAL OPTION POLL. .VTOTICE is hereby given that a Jl_l Poll of Ratepayers for the Kiwitea Licensing District will be taken at Cheltenham on TUESDAY, the 28th April, for the purpose of determining whether the number of Publican's, New Zealand Wine, Accommodation or Bottle Licenses may or may not be increased in the aforesaid dietnct. EDMD, GOODBEHERE, Returning Officer. Dated, at Feilding, the 13th day of April, 1891. BOROUGH OF FEILDING. TRIENNIAL LICENSING ELECTION, NOTICE is hereby given that each of the following persons has been duly nominated for the office of Member of the Licensing Committee, viz: — Carthew, William Goodbehere, Edmund Gould, John Haybittle, Wm. George Kirton, George Monckton, Francis Alexr. Rutherford, Henry Sherwill, Hugh Lind Thomson, Peter Watts, Walter A Poll for the Election of Five of the above persons will be taken at the Borough Council Office, Manchester Street, Feilding, on WEDNESDAY, I the 22nd iustant, between the hours 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Dated this 16th day of April, 1891, GEO. C. HILL, Returning Officer. MANCHESTER ROAD BOARD. ANNUAL RETIREMENT OF THREE MEMBERS. j SUB-DIVISIONS Nos. 1, 2 & 3. NOTICE is hereby gis-en that Elections will be held to elect Members to fill the vacancies in the above subdivisions as under : — No. 1 Sub-division.— On MONDAY, 4th May, at the Board's Office, Feilding. No. 2 Sub-division.— On TUESDAY, sth May, at Mr MgDermott's Stable, Stanway Road. No. 3. Sub-division. — Jn WEDNESDAY, 6th May, at Mr Craine's Residence, Makino Road. Nominations in the form prescribed by the 1 1th clause of " The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," and amendments thereto, must be delivered to me on TUESDAY, the 21st April, 1891, at ray Office, Kimbolton Road, Feilding, at noon. HUGH L. SHERWILL, Returning Officer. April 14, 1891. Feilding. FEILDING FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Isaac Brent HAS FOR SALE— Auckland-made Wire Mattrasses at reduced prices. Spring Couches, good value. A cheap assortment of Looking Glasses and Toilet Sets. A variety of American wood and cane eeated Chairs ; also, Austrian beut wood Chairs, at lowest current rates. A line of Wool Mats, assorted colors, of colonial manufacture. Spring Mattrasses guaranteed. Pictures of every description neatly framed at moderate prices. All descriptions of Furniture in stock and made to order. ISAACIBKENT, I Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, ' Manchester Street, Feilding.