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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 253, 2 March 1894, Page 3

During recent floods the Wauganui River has silted up, and four steamers — ■ the Manawatu, Oreti, Stormbird, and Murray — are now stuck fast iv the mud. LadieH requiring Silk Ribbons for Fancy Work can purchase them at about one third of their value from John C'obbe. One gentleman says—" I have- studied chemistry, and have prescribed for patients, but since I have read your book on ' The New Hygenic Treatment ' I am fally convinced that it is the tyeatmesit for all organic diseases." Write for particulars to Mr H. Jolly, Feilding.— A dvt. 1 jOvertisements ~~~~ COME ASTRAY. FOUND, in my paddocks, about 20 Ewes, of various marks. If not claimed in eight days they ■will be sold to pay expenses. JAMES MACK AY, NOTICE^ MR TREWEEK will wsit the Cheltenham and Kiwitea Districts from TO-DAY (Friday) until WEDNESDAY next to draft fat stock which farmers may desire to freeze at the Longburn Works. A. MACPHERSON, Secretary. ~THE~FEILDING BUTCHERY. "VTOTICE is hereby given that we J3( have disposed of the above business to Messrs Henry Rutherford and Son and beg to solicit a continuation to them of the liberal patronage we have received since we commenced business in Feilding. WOOLVEN & NISBETT. IN connection with the above we have to inform the old friends and customers of Mr Henry Rutherford, the original proprietor, that the new firm of Henry Rutherford and Son will work on the same lines, and only supply the very best meat at the lowest possible prices, and therefore have perfect confidence in soliciting a renewal of past favors. H. BUTHERFORpjfc_SON. ASSESSMENT COURT. I town distbict"of halcombe. Tn the matter o~The Hating Act 1876," and amendments thereto. -VTOTICE is hereby given that a sit [\ ting of the above Court will be held at the Railway Station Hal combe, on SATURDAY, 10th March lti o4 ! at 9.3 0 n ;DEiGUToN Clerk of tlac said Court