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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 91, 14 October 1893, Page 3

BOROUGH BYE-LAWS. PROTEST FROM THE SALVATION ARMY. A MEETING of Members of the Army and all Ratepayers will be held at the Barracks to-morrow (SUNDAY), at 3 p.m., to protest against No. 5 Bye-law, Clauses 41 and 42, of the Feilding Borough Council. MAJOR VINCE. WONDERFUL LIMELIGHT SERVICE & ENTERTAINMENT lii the Salvation Army Barracks. MRS. BOOTH'S MEMORIAL SERVICE, SUNDAY, 15th, at 7 p.m. Religious View Entertainment, MONDAY, 16th, at 8 p.m. Major and Mrs Vince, Captain Harlow, and Lieut Fleming in attendance. Admission : Memorial Service, silver coin ; Entertainment, 6d. WE SLEYA> CHUR CH, BIRMINGHAM. ANNIVERSARY Sermons will be preached on SUNDAY, 22nd October, by the Rev. G. Clement, of Feilding — Morning, 11 a.m. | Afternoon, 3 p.m. Evening, 7 p.m. On WEDNESDAY, the 25th, a Public Tea will be held in the Town Hall, Birmingham, at 6 p.m., and at 7.30 a Public will Meeting be held, presided over by Mr Joe Dixon, of Bunnythorpe. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WANGANUI RACES, 19th AND 20tll OCTOBEK, ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 19th and 20th October, the evening train for Palmerston will not leave Wangauui till 5.45 p.m., and will run an hour later than usual to destination. BY ORDER. THE MANCHESTER RIFLES WILL hold parades in the Assembly Rooms as follows : — October.— TH URSDAY, 1 9th, and FRIDAY, 27th, at 3 a.m. (Volley and Independent Fir- ' ing). BY ORDER. TO THE ELECTORS OF RANGITIKEI. Ladies and Gentlemen, — T BEG to announce myself as a Candidate for your suffrages 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. Ladies axd Gkstlemax, — HAVING been chosen by the Rangitikei Liberal Association as 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 uay best efforts 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. KIWITEA ROAD BOARD. fIIENDERS will be received by the i_ above Board up to noon on SATURDAY, 21st October, 1893,— 1. For trimming and metalling about 30 chains Williamson's Road East. 2. For making 47 chains Bridle Track on the Kiwitea-Tapuae Road. 3. For clearing 40 chains of the upper end of the KiwiteaTapuae Road. 4. Fresh tenders for stumping, clearing, and making Bridle Track on the Pakihikura Road — 108 chains. 5. For the supply and delivery of about 1000 cubic yards of Gravel on the Kimbolton Road. 6. For clearing slips, putting in culvert, and tilling in gully on Calvert's Road. Plans, specifications, and general conditions for Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 may be seen at Messrs Eagar and Ransom's store, Waituna, No. 5 at Lowes Hotel, Birmingham, and the whole at the Board's office, Feilding. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. CHARLES BRAY, Engineer Kiwitea Road Board, IMPOUNDING iNOiICU. IMPOUNDED in the Public I\*und Cheltenham, on October 1 2th by H. Whishaw, Ranger — 1 1 Grey Mare ; no visible brands If not claivnod aud expousos paic will be Bold, at 1J o'clock, uoou, oi SATURDAY, Jcth uaobm-. I 1. RYAN, I Pouudkeeper CiielteakMß; 14tU October, I&D2.