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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 36, 11 August 1894, Page 3

Advertisements TO DAIRYMEN. IHAVE 30 good Heifers and Cows to Lease for the coming season. Apply for terms at once to CHARLES FITZHERBERT. Cinder Hill, McKay's Road MEMORL4L SERVICE will be held in the Wesleyan Church, Birmingham, on SUNDAY Evening, at 7 o'clock. The Roy. T. R. Richards will preach a Memorial Sermon on tho Life and Work of the late Rev. W r m. Stewart, Of Kiwitea. All are cordially invited. FUNERAL NOTICE. TREt Funeral of the late Alexander J. Perry will leave his late residence, Kiwitea, on SUNDAY, 12th instant, at 1 p.m., for the Birmingham Cemetery. ° Friends will please accept this intimatiop. ALFRED EADE, Undertaker TO FARMERS. *X* BUBLIC TRIAL of the celex\„ brated Massey-Harris Cultivator will be held at Messrs Lethbridge and. Son's property, Feilding, on TUESDAY, 14th instant, at 11 a.m., in the turnip paddock, adjoining Mr S. Millner*s property, on the Feild-ing-Halcombe Road. After the above, trials of the MasseyHarris Ploughs will follow. Farmers and others interested are invited to attend. BARRAUD Sc ABRAHAM, Agents StTjOHN'S, FEILDING, THE Vestry will meet ou THURSDAY, August 16th, at 4 p.m., to consider the result of the appeal for the Assistant Curate Fund. Those who have received circulars are requested to reply before the Vestry Meeting. ALAN S. INNES JONES BUSHFELLING TENDERS are invited for Felling 800 acres of Bush in Umutaroa Block. Sections from 50 to 200 acres. Tenders close 25th August. • Specifications at Mr Williamson's, Mangatera. . Contractors will be shown the block on Mondays, Wednesday's, and Saturdays. WILLIAMSON & CO., Mangatera. P.S. — This bush is about two miles from Danevirke Railway Station. ~~^~ POISON. NOTICE is hereby given that poison for dogs and vermin is laid on tlie \ Kiwitea properties of the undersigned. JOHN BRYCE THOMAS BRYCE ~ MISS McCLURE, SCIENTIFIC DRESSMAKER. English and Colonial Experience. LADIES own material made up. ATEST Fashions by every mail. WARNOCK & ADKINS, * Feilding. TO the Gentry of Feilding.— lf you want a Handy Man to do a day's work at Tree-pruning, Gardening, Drain, iqg, Firewood-putting, or rough Carpentering, write to George E. Bentley, c/o. Sx^jt Officei