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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 271, 24 March 1894, Page 3

One gentleman writes:— "l consider tbe Hygiene as set forth in the work is one of tbe greatest discoveries of the age. It sets aside the old system of administering drugs, and substitutes the truly rational and most effective nieans of preventing and curing diseases." H. Jolly, representative, Feilding.— Advt. Just Landed— Full stocks Eley's central-fire Cartridges, 12 and 16 guage, Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 5 Shot, Club and Rival Ammunition, 25 cartridges in each box, Diamond Grain Powder, Chilled Shot, Percussion Caps, Breech and Muzzleloading guns at very low prices. Also, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Detonators. — Bbamwell Bros., Feildiug and Colyton. — Advt. First class Tailoring in all its branches, no<3er th« i»an.-»geinenfc of Me W Chambers, from Melbourne, is now in full operation nt the Bon Marche, Palmer ston N. A large and choice stock of gentlemen's Tweeds and Suitings are now opened out and ready to select from, early inspection of which is respectfully invited by Ross and Snndtbrd, Tailors, Mercers, nnd gentlemen's general outfitters, the Bon Marche, P&lmerston North. — Advt. ~— Advertisements ~S fTJ O"H"N r S~C H URCH. EASTER OFFERING. PARISHIONERS throughout the District are reminded that the Offertories next Sunday (EASTER SUNDAY), from all centres where services are held, will be handed to the Curate. HUGH L. SHERWILL CHARLES BRAY Churchwardens. \ SSEMBLT ROOMSTI^EILDiNG. RACE NIGHTS f~RACE NIGHTS ! ! Great Easter Attraction ! The Dunbar-Feild Dramatic Company, In Tom Taylor's Celebrated Drama, « TRE TICKET OF LEA YE MAN," — ON — MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 26th and 27th March. Full Particulars in Future Issue. R. S. CALTHOPE, Agent. A Great Temperance Demonstration. WILL BE HELD AT THE RECREATION GROUND, FEILDING, On Easter Monday, 26th March. Procession to Ground at 11 a.m. A DDRESSES will be given by the j9L Rev. James Doull, Mr Fred Pirani, M.H.R., Mr Jaine« Reid (chairman Kiwitea County Council), Mr E. A. Haggen (editor Woodville Examiner), Mr Geo. Grant (head teacher Palmerston N. State School). A CHOIR OF OVER 100 VOICES will sing at intervals, and a Brass Band will also enliven the proceedings. Refreshments sold on the ground by the Women's Christian Temperance Union. EVERYBODY INVITED. ENTRANCE FREE. TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION. IN connection with the above, the Cantata, "UNDEß THE PALMS," will be rendered in the Temperance Hall, Glasgow House, on MONDAY evening, by a Feilding Choir, assisted by Palmerston friends. To commence at 7.30. Admission : 2s and ls^ THE DAIRY INDUSTRY. A MEETING of those interested in the establishment of a Dairy Factory in Pemberton will be held in the Pemberton Hotel on FRIDAY, March 30th, at 11 a.m. (the day of Mr Carr's sale. TO the~ELECTORS of B ANGITIIvEI. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I DESIRE very sincerely to thank those of you who voted for me at the recent election. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours Obediently, W. G. HAYBITTLE. f~S~I3 HE A L D~, DRESSMAKER (Next to Mr E. Martin's Temple of Fashion), Kimbolton Ro.vd, FEILDING. PIAJSUFORTIi. MISS W. GREENWOOD is prepared to receive Pupils for the above. . Firtt term begins on February Ist. (Stafford Street, Feildjng). MJME~ a ~g7taine & co., H( AN^SH- AGENTS, and Produce Brokers, ELLINGTON, N.Z , prepared to undertake Auction Sales of Stock, Horses, Wool, r Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, etc ; also, of General Merchandise, Furniture, town and country Lauds. Sales held in the country districts as arranged. Liberal cash advances made against consignments placed in our hands for sale or shipment; also, on wool, sheepskins, tallow, hides, find UVe stoc*. Valuations made of all Suds of property.