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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 70, 10 December 1891, Page 3

jl ST : HteM|NCH^TER- RIFLES' s | '^'TTlLli^hold •capitation parades ac : W the Barracks as follows :— Djecembebv-THUESDAY 10th, 17th- » : "■.'-". At 7(30. p.m., sharp, ; ; : On THiIRSDAYi the 17th De--3 cember, there will be a Muster i Parade, at which every man must be i present, and all spare arms produced for inspection. On FRIDAY Morning, the 18th December, there will be Tolley' and Independent Firing at 5 » i o'clock, in " Drill Order." l """' " GEO. KIRTON, ■ . , Lieutenant Commanding. THE FEILDING SAVAGE CLUB. A MEETING of the above will be held on FRIDAY, 11th instant, at 7.30 p.m., in the, building 5 known as the " Temple of Music" (bei hind the Corporation Offices). Busi- - ness.:. lmportant. i '' A. HOPKINS, i Promoter. ! SALISBURY SMALL FARM ASSOCIATION. * /TEETING called for FRIDAY, Jj'JL : December 1 1 ; Dramatic Hall, ■ at Ashurst, at 7.30 p.m. All Menip bers requested to attend (or by proxy). 10s per Member payable. ■.:■■." :F; W. WHIBLEY^ .! , , Secretary. ,: POH ANGINA -SMALL FARM 'I .ASSOCIATION. ' Ik /TEETING at Cblyton Hall, Feild- '! iVX ing Road, SATURDAY, Deceiriber 12, at 2 o'clock. All.Meml bers requested ti attend. 10s per : Member payable. Business: Import- . ant. ■ F. W. WHIBLEY, ' . Secretary. « ~|C # X 1 1.T.N.0.T.G.A.0.T.U. ' FEILDING LODGE, N.Z.C., LATE No 1940 E.G. THE Regular Monthly Meeting of tho above Lodge will be held at the Foresters' Hall, Bowen Streets Feilding, on MONDAY, the 14th December, 1891. Business : Initiation and Ballot. ; Visiting Brethren are cordially mvited. Lodge tyled at 8 o'clock. By command of the W.M. THOMAS W. K. FOSTEE, Secretary. THE UNITED INSURANCE . COMPANY, (Limited). 3 Head Office: Sydney. Principal Office for New Zealand : Wellington. Capital: £500,000. p Fire and Marine Insurances effected at at lowest current rates. ' Claims settled with promptitude and liberality. 1 JAMES S. JAMESON, J Resident Secretary. Sub- Agents required in unrepre* sented districts. ~~ NOTICE. t /~\N and after December 14th Daw's V_7 Royal Mail Coaches will leave Feilding for Pemberton on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 8.30 a.m. ; and Pemberton for Feilding on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 8.30 a.m. i nnO Let or for Sale, That House X aod Shop lately in the oceupaj tion of Richard Burne, Butcher, 3 centrally situated in the rising townr ship of Birmingham. The Shop is y suitable for any kind of business. For further particulars apply to ' THOS. LOWES, Hotel, Birmingham. A MERRY CHRISTMAS . AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. >. rpHE Empire Hotel is now replete JL with full supplies of all the best Ales, p. Light Wines, Spirits, &c, &c, &c. Cordials and iEr&ted Waters of the Best Brands obtainable in the colonies. E "" — In returning my sincere thanks to my customers and supporters for their liberal support and kindness during the past year, I have much pleasure in wishing them all a Merry Christ,d N.B.— Special arrangements have f been made for. the accommodation of visitors to Feilding during the coming '! festive season. THE EMPIRE HOTEL, Fergusson Street. ry r READY MONKY STORE, PALMERSTON N. CHRISTMAS IS COMING! - GOOD CHEER ! ! We will deliver (carefully packed) at . . Palmerston Railway Station, or sur--1 rounding districts HAMPERS Containing 2 gallons assorted Ale, Wines avid Spirits, * c No. 1 Hamper ... 80/No. 2 Hamper ... 25/Quality guaranteed. e jj Assortment adjusted to suit pur- • chasers. 118 FRUITS. We have now received our stock o New Raisins, Currants, Figs, Muscatels,. Which a*e of the finest quality, Specialty— m CANTERBURY HAMS. Specially selected and cured, for Christmas Trade. r\\\ We have also received a consignmen oi INDIAN CONDIMENTS, com ' prising Chntneys, Curries, Jams Chillies, Tellies, and Preserves, direc from Calcutta. I <M. COHEN, Managei