Miscarriage of a Letter and its Results.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 192, 13 February 1895, Page 2

Miscarriage of a Letter and its Results.

I Per Press Association. I Wellington, This Day. A paragraph has been going the rounds about a Dunedin girl not receiving notice she had passed the University matriculation exam, till a whole year had elapsed. Mr Maskell, the Registrar of the University, writes to the Times that a notice was sent in the usual way, but the letter miscarried, and expressed his surprise that no effort was made to ascertain the result till three weeks ago. This was the first the authorities knew of it. '

Another consignment of Bass' English ale arrived at the Manchester Hotel today. See advertisement. Messrs Gorton and Son will hold a special cattle salq at Feilding on Wedthe 20th instant. Entries for Messrs Abraham and Williams' Awahuri sale are advertised to-day. The New Zealand Clothing Factorybeg to draw special attention to their stock of tweeds for gents', youths', and boys', suits to measure, which is the best assorted stock in Feilding. Suits to measure, perfect fit guaranteed, and prices lower than any other house in the trade. — Adrfc. ; Cash buyers of drapery and clothing i would do well to visit tho great stocktaking sale of drapery and clothing now going on at the Boii MarcUe, Fpildiug. Bargains iv eyory d!epar.fci&enfc. Immense quantities of stock must bo aleared out during this month. — Sponce cud Spence.— Ach't.