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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 213, 12 March 1896, Page 3

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Artverfcisevrient^ A SSEMBLY ROOMS, FEILDING. A. — FRIDAY, 13tii MARCH, 189 C. BENEFIT CONCERT In aid of Mr George Leech (and Family), who vras seriously injured by a fall from a wimiuiill. Gross Proceeds to be devoted to object. All expenses to be paul by Private Individuals. PROGRAMME : 1. Overture, String Baud 2. Duet, "In tbe Starlight"— Misses A. and L. Roe 3. Song, "The Holy City "-Mr F. W. Beecbey 4. Song, " A Summer Shower "—Mrs Prior 5. Song, " The Flight of Ages "—Mrs J. G. Oldham 6. Solo (Flute), selection from " Dorothy » — Mr F. G. Woollams 7. Trio, " Breathe Soft, ye Winds " — Misses A. aud L. Roe, and Mr A. Gr. Catty Interval of 7 minutes. 1. Overture, String Band 2. Song, " When Sparrows Build " — Mrs Reader 8. Quartette, " Prop hundo Basso " (by request) - Misses A. aud L. Roe, Messrs Johnston and Carty 4. Song, " One Morning, Oh so Early " (Gatty)— Miss Fry ~ 5. Concertina Solo, Mr Samcrvillo 4t 6. Song, " The Carnival" — Miss L. Roe 7. Plantation Song, "De King-tailed » Coon"— solo, Mr Johnston; chorus, Messrs Eade, Haybittle, and Carty 8. Song, "Sleep, my Love, Sleep' 1 — Mrs Prior National Anthem. Doors open at 7 oO ; commence at 8. Prices of Admission : Front Seats, 2s ; Back Seats, Is. ARTHUR G. CARTY, Sec. to Committee. FEILDING SI ATE SCHOOL EXCURSION. THE FARES for the State School Excursion to Wanganui on MONDAY are as follows -.—Children not exceeding 15 years, Is 3d ; Teachers and Senior Scholars, 2s 3d ; Adults, 3s. The charges to the Wanganui Heads will be — Children, 4d ; Adults, 6d. Tickets may be obtained from the Headmaster on Friday afternoon, from 3 to 4 p.m., and on Saturday at any time during the day from Mr Wor3fold or the Secretary, Mr Parker. ~~ tTwatsonT" Land, Insurance, and General COMMISSIuN AGENT, PRODUCE BROKER, VALUER, &c FARMS for sale in all parts of the District. Now offering — Some of the cheapest and best properties in the market, from 5 to 4500 acres. (Those having properties for sale should at once place them on my register). Correspondents throughout Mew Zealand in connection with Land agency WOOL and Sheepakins bought In any quantity for cash. Highest prices given. MONEY to Lend on country securities from 5 per cent, AGENT EOR— North German Fire Insurance Co. Colonial Mutual Life Graham and Co.'s Foot-rot Cure Souse and Hurrell, Coachbuilders, Wellington, &c. THE MANCHESTER RIFLES will hold Parades in the Drill Hall on the following dates, commeacting at 7 30 each evening : — MarchThursday, 12th (Government) „ 19fch (Annual Meeting) „ 26th (Government) APRIL— „ 16th (Government) „ 23rd (Company) 30th (Government) BY ORDER. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE UUV DEPARTMENT. AGENCY OPENED~AT OHINGAITI. GovernmentLifelnsurance Department, Wellington, 28th February, 1896. AN AGENCY of the above Department will be opened at THE POST OFFICE, OHINGAITI, as from 'Jth March, 18M. Policyholders wishing to pay their premiums at this Agency can obtain forms of application from tbe Postmaster. JOSEPHUS H. RICHARDSON; Commissioner. A; WILSON & CO., Feild^g, ARE Cash Purchasers of good samples of OATS in any