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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 2, 4 July 1891, Page 4

•* Advertisements NOTIFICATION UNDEE THE "CEMETERIES ACT, 1882." rpHE undersigned Members of the _L Church of the Province of New Zealand commonly called "The Church of England " being desirous that the land described in the schedule hereto should be set apart as a Burial Ground, to be used for the exclusive interment of the Members of the said Church, and having obtained- the sanction of the Colonial Secretary for this purpose, do hereby in pursuance of section No. 48 of " The Cemeteries Ace, 1882,''= declare the said land to be dedicated and open as a Burial Ground, to be used exclusively as aforesaid. SCHEDULE. . * All that piece or parcel of Land being part of section numbered, 23o, on,. the plan of the Township of Sandon, comprising one acre or thereabouts, on which the 'Church of St. Agnes, Kjwitea, is erectedj excepting thereout that, portion of the land upon which the said Church stands^ Kiwitea, 20th June, „ 1891. , | W. D. M. Banlis A. H. M. Banks ' E. A. Knyvett A.'Boshftr \ K. Lockyer G. P., Church C. M. Church 6. Ot'way French James <3orry . Henry H. Pitcher J. E. K. Varley Robt. Kidd J. E. Johnston' ( D. 12. Johnston Helen B. Leyett ," Maud Haryey Eeg. X); Templar Walter Johnston Arthur Johnson - A.'Ai N. A. Templar W.;H. Bailey " . B. S. Carver Pbilijj&Mussen^^ Virginia Hayman Hffimbs, M. jifcob "''Earnest E. Wells Arthur Hermon (Cnurch of England, Minister of Feild- ' ing, Halcoml>e f ana,. Kiwitea) TSTOTIGE TO STOREKEEPERS AND, OTHERS. , | rOM and after this date I will; not be answerable for any debts' contracted By, 1 my Wife, Mary Bisl marok. - F. BISMARCK. ", Beaeonsfield, 2nd July, 1891. '.. '.B|bLL*AT';MANGAONB. THERE* will to £ Ball in the ' Man^.one Public Hall on FKIDAY, July 10. Rouble Tickets, ss; extra Lady, 2s. Commences at 1 8 p.m. JNO. STEWART. TO BTttLDEKS. rfIENDERS are invited until noon J_ on SATURDAY, the 11th inst. forsthe erection of additions to the Bank of Australasia. Flans, &c, at Mr Shekwtll's Office. A. ATKINS, F.R.1.8.A., "■ Architect. THE FARBIERS OF Feildinisr, Maagaone, Hal- ' combe, Birmingham, Uheltenham, and Bunny thorpe are invited to attend a Meeting in the Feilding Assembly Rooms on SATURDAY, the 3.5th .0f August, at 3 p.m.' • BUSINESS : To consider the present ■prices' ruling for horse-shoeing, and lother matters connected with the trade. ALEXANDER DICK, Bunny thorpe. TENDERS FOR TRAM. -?TIENI)jERS" Ranted for the ' con- |_~ s|t|^pn'of"llO chains of Tram thePohahgina Saw Mill, will close on MONDAY, July 6th, 1891. Specifications at Feilding Stab, and Pohangina Post Office. WAEM~" .gg. , LINED \'.', OLOVES Nqw Opened Up ex " Doric," DIRECT FROM LONDON, BENT'S 2 CL£SP Fleece-lined Fur Tops. DENT'ST CLASP Fleece4ined plain Tops. Ladies should make it a point to see ■ titese beautiful G oyes at once. Sizes run from 64 up to 7. I AM JSfOW 0-FFEBING AN BARGAIN In Ladies 1 stout Tan Kid 4 Buttons at ,3/ the' pair Worth anywhere 3/9, OE •4 Button Undressed 2/3 - g Button Undressed. 2/11 Ai^so ■ :ir*-,;STobK T&e most perfect -fitting French Kid ■;■ Glove sold in New Zealand. Black and coloured 4 <md 6 Buttons. . ■OENTS :J WABM LINED STOUT KID FOR DRIVING and RIDI* G, 2 clasp, fleece lined THE REAL OLD ENGLISH Tilbury Driving Glove THE LARGEST **^ AND MOST VARIED STOCK OF FASHIONABLE DRAPERY and CLOTHING EVER IMPORTED into FEILDING. J. B. HAMILTON NEW DRAPERY EMPORIUM.