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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 268, 16 May 1895, Page 2

We learn an inquest was held at Rangiwahia last evening enquiring into the cause of death of the young man W. J. Harris, and a verdict was returned that he committed suicide by poisoning. Additions are made to the entries for Messrs Abraham and Williams sales at Palmerston. and Colyton. The Kiwitea County Clerk, Mr E. Goodbehere, gives notice that Thomas H. Wishaw has been appointed Eegistrar of Dogs for the County. Miss Heald notifies she is prepared to undertake dressmaking work at private residences. " MAKING BOTH ENDS MEET " is rather a difficult task in life with many, but tho household expenses are greatly reduced by buying Crease's Al Coffee, for it is the best and goes further than anj' other. The Hygienic blended teas are pure and unadulterated. We have also some splendid Indian and Ceylon teas.— H. Jolly, agent, Feilding. Now that the cold weather has come, the' public will do well to remember that John Cobbe has imported large numbers of blankets this season at prices ranging from 8/6 to 47/6 per pair. He is also heavily stocked with Colonial blankets fvoni 15/6 per pair, subject to a discount Of 5 per. gent £?£ cash,