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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 271, 21 May 1896, Page 3

Choicest new seasons Teas:— Plantirs'choice, 1/10, 2/-. 2/4, 2/6 ; Bun Ruan, 1/10, 2/-, 2/4; Sunflower, 1/9, 2/,; Tinfoil No. 1,1/6; ?fty ; 'pound chests, 1/4.- --: Agent, Mb J. Darragh, Feilding. ? -f Advertisements FEILDING BOROUGH COUNCIL. I HEREBY convene a MEETING of the BURGESSES to be held st th* DRILL HALL, Stafford Street, at 8 p.m. on FRIDAY, 22»d INSTANT, .to consider the proposal to light Feilding. by Electricity, and for that purpose tp,bprrow the sum of £3000, and to levy; r a Special, Rate of 4£d in the £ on the rateable value ot the rateable property within the Special Rating District as advertised in the Feilding Star during the past four weeks. WALTER A. L BAILEY, „....- Mayor. THE CARNIVAL CONCERTS Variety company, under the management of Mr F. De Lisle, will visit— : ; C&iTENHA;ia:--Friday f 22nd inst. IBHIMINGHAM--Saturday, 23rd inst. Grand Sfered^bncertat BIRMINGHAM *X: : --^a Sunday evening, 24th inst. RAIJG^AHIA— Monday, 25th inst. When tbe following talented artists will appear :— Misses Vane and Hindes, Messrs Riley, Blake, Power, Kadamo, ' ;; and De Lisle. JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE. fUHE REV. F. W. CHATTERTON X will Lecture in St. John's Sunday Schoolroom on his recent travels in Japan; illustrated by Lantern -Views.. ,,.-. ■ ..■. . . • To-: commence at 8 pm. on FRIDAY^ May ;i 22nd: Admission, Free: Collection in the.iroom. ASSEMBLY ROOMS. FRIDAY, 22m> MAY, 1896. r Cfc^ Cbncert and Lecture. * TTI TTTATSbN will deliver, as X • "W above, his popular American War Lecture, and a powerful, welltrained Choir-will render a choice programme of War and Slave Songs— Solos 2nd Chornses— tbe whole forming one of ■i- .the most -unique and enjoyable enterever given in. Feilding. ?^c Proceeds to go to Rev. H. M. Muebay vij^eaentation Fond; : - '. % Reserved Seats* 2s<; Unreserved, Is. .'..:.- i.at ß pan. sharp. :i?r "VOLUNTEER HALL. Excelsior Skating Bank. f|IHE- Second Season of tbe above ; X' ■ - Ruffle will open on SATURDAY 1 / MAY/ 16th, at 7.80 p.m. The Rink will be open every Wednes- , day and Satcrdat from 7.80 till' lo p.m. ■ On Wednesday afternoons it will be missionr6d (including use of skates). A special class for Beginners will be formed, under the supervision of a first- ■ daBB-Bkatefc:-r-^'- ; : . "^ a Skilled Assistants always in attendance to assist beginners. f :: The Proprietors reserve s the right of tefusing'admission. "r^Seaßoh Tickets on application.Haybittle's band in attendance. Admissioßi ls*(including use of skates) fffl<^paji,,& CLAYTON. #H& HrATOHES!TEB> RIFLEB ' ' A ,^>H :<P»rades^in the Drill dates, commencinit*t JiSO^each eveuing :— :"■■. ■■■:■■ ■' ■'%\^ f i MAY,: Thursday, 21st „ v^vip? "« 28th (Government) TJie i Gpmpany o*ill parade at the r jtiill OEIaCpn^MONDAY MORNING, is(^if instant, aWo^clocfc. The feu de • fire* immediately after insp^tipn; ok the old ground. The Goinp^yKwW Ranee taißre foi-^rizea. . ' v /. .. .'i''-?'^';'.'*"".;.."..* ■'."■" ' " — ' ' ■'" "/ . "' fTIHESECONIi TERM will begin .;-: qt v-'oh/ Mo*OAjpls|. June, at 9; 15 .:\...y.~>u'- ; > '.^/fi^-^-iii''- .' :'■ Secretary. [,'M^'WP^.^M 7 Sc ? H 9P L;i '* '" •'* ' ;; TnHB SECOND TERM will betjin '^■>:^^Mo6^^M^^26th May^ Miss >' i|^miil»^ of pupils at ? ;tlii^^hi^^^^esday afternoon be- :- 6 ?*^^ ' ' rTO»X)BB8 for Painting, Papering, : ,"|^pi^#Mnif|^^^CJ^n!b^ ■■••■ V/i^"''- ''^-i'%''' r .^'-y'y'iA^ : '''.'"}■■ v-;v- w,.v .-- : Cbclt6|ibftu«