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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 89, 12 October 1893, Page 3

THi: SOCIETY FOR THE PBE VENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. Feilding Branch. THE adjourned meeting of the Society will be held TO-NIGHT (Thursday) in the Foresters' Hall, at 8 o'clock p.m. Business : To receive canvassers' reports, and election of permanent officers. Members and persons who are interested in this matter are particularly requested to attend. LAWRENCE E. READE, Interim Secretary. THE PREMIER S^OSIT TO FEILDING. AT THE FEILDING ASSEMBLY' ROOMS. ON FRIDAY EVENING, 13th October. His Worship the Mayor will Preside. THE HON. THE PREMIER, at the request of a number of the Electors of the District, will deliver an address upon " The Political Subjects of the Day," as above. PETER THOMSON. MEETING AT BIRMINGHAM. A PUBLIC MEETING of Rate pjiyers will be heW at Mr Lowes' Hotel, Birmingham, on SATURDAY" next, October 11, at 2 p.m., to discuss Roads and other important business. F. A. HORNER, Warden. TO THE ELECTORS OF RANGITIKEI. Ladies and Gentlemen, — T BEG to announce myself as a Candidate for your sutlragcs at the forthcoming General Election. I will take an early opportunity of addressing you on the political questions of the day, in the various centres of population in the Electorate. F. Y. LETH BRIDGE. TO THE ELECTORS OF RANGITIKEI. Ladiks and Gkntlkman, — HAVING been chosen by the Rangitikei Liberal Association us its candidate for the purpose of contesting the ensuing General Election in the Liberal interest, I shall do myself the honor of addressing you at an early date upon the leading political questions of the day : and should you be pleased to again entrust me with the representation of this important district, I will use my best eiiorts to faithfully serve as your representative in Parliament ; for the purpose of assisting to the best of my humble ability in promoting both the social and political welfare of the colony, and at the same time giving my impartial attention to local questions necessary for the advancement of all parts of the Rangitikei Electorate. 1 have the honor to be Your most obedient servant, JOHN STEVENS. THIS BPA V E IS T> ESEKVED FOIi A. PALLANT, BOOTMAKER. TOALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. THIS is to notify that unless the Coach and Harness left on my premises (known as the Birmingham Family and Commercial Hotel) by William Managh, coach proprietor, be removed therefrom within the space of one month from the date hereof, and the moneys due to me by the said William Managh for board and lodging be paid, the said Coach and Harness will be Sold by Public Auction. Dated this UOth day of September, 1893. THOMAS LOWES. TO THE LADIES of Feiiding and District. IN tendering my congratulations on the now eleventh wonder of the world, the famous pasaiDg of the "WOMAN'S FRANCHISE," I would beg to notify that I have obtained another item in « WOMAN'S RIGHTS " by securing some extra-nice easy, conversational, and debating CHAIRS (fancy, good, and cheap). Also, just arrived, a nice assortment of Iron Bedsteads, with and without brass rails. i Linoleums, in designs not seen before on this side of the globe. Some very choice Oilcloth — a better quality than usual, at surprising low prices. The Cheapest in the Trade. ALFRED EADE, Proprietor, Cokner Furniture Warehouse, E Feiiding. ; EDWARD FEEK, HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, Manchester Street, Feilding. | i^iIGARS, Cigarettes, and all kinds 1 \y of Fancy and Plug Tobacco kept in stock. i ~~* ' A large assortment of Pipes, Cigar, and Cigarette Holders to select from. 1 Tlie usual Toilet Reqmwtt^ always on baud.