No Trace of a Missing Vessel.
(Per Press Association.) Wellington, Novr. 26. H.M.S. Lizard, which was despatched to the Auckland Islands to make further search for the wreckage recently discovered there by Captain Fairchild, of the Hinemoa, returned to port to-night. The intention was that the Lizard should search for castaways, and, if possible, ascertain the name of the ill-fated vessel. No sign of the crew were discovered, nor any trace that would give the name, of tije yessel. _ JjutfES Trewin, Boot Manufacturer and Importer, Kimbolton Road, Feilding, has just opened up a large stock of the best Boots and Shoes from the very best manufacturers in the colonies. J.T., being a Cash Buyer,' is enabled to give the public the full benefit of his cash bargains. ' \ ' -.■•■•■■> ' ESSAY ON COFFEE.— They say that coffee comes from an Island called Ceylon, but my mother says' the best coffee she ever bought comes from her grocer who sells Crease's Al Coffee.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 127, 27 November 1895, Page 2
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