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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 60, 8 November 1892, Page 2

[a card.] I DR. JOHNSTON, Kimbolton Road, HAVING removed to his new residence, may be consulted daily between the hours of — 10 to 11 a.m. 1 to 2 p.m. and 6.30 to 7.30 p.m. | A CARD. | Dr. J. SORLEY, M.8., CM., 'Formerly Surgeon Wanganui Hospital) HAS commenced the practice of his Profession in FEILDING, and can be consulted at his residence, Manchester Streets : [A CARD.] DR. MONCKTON, M.R.C.S,, Eng., HAVING resumed general practice on his own and Dr. Charl ton's account, can now be consulted daily at his residence, the " Camp," Foilding. DURING my absence from New Zealand, I have arranged with Dr Monckton to attend and advise in all cases among patients. CLIFTON CHARLTON, M.B.C.M. j Feilding. April 11, 1892. EDMUND GOODBEHEKE, Feilding. Commission Agent, Insurance Agent, Land Agent, Loan Agent, House Agent. MONEY to Lend on Rural Lands at lowest current rates. Rents and debts collected. .Property owners desirous of leasing or selling same are invited to communicate. Ratliff Bros., LAND, ESTATE, and COMMISSON AGENTS, Kimbolton Road, FEILDING. Money to Lend in sums of £5 and upwards. Rents and debts collected

We admire the pluck of the Napier Borough Council. We learn from the Telegraph that travelling book-hawkers were the subject of a discussion at the Council on Wednesday night, when it was decided that they should not only have to pay a license fee if they hawked books, but also if they solicited orders for them. Councillor M'Vay did not speak very eulogistically of this class of people, who came to the town and hawked about inferior books to the detriment of resident booksellers and agents, who paid rates and helped them to run the town. If he bad his way he said he would raise the cost of the license to ten pounds. We hope all the other Borough Council's in the colony will follow this very excellent example. If they do, a great nuisance will be abated.