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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 304, 30 June 1896, Page 3

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Advertisements T^QN'T FORGET I The Awahuri J[jß': Library Hall is to be opened on Wednesday, July Ist, with a Grand CONCERT and DANCE. • Concert at 7.45 ; 2s and Is. - Dance— Double Ticket, 3s; Extra Lady Is. : Refreshments Provided. CONCERT. T>EAOONSFIELD BCHOOLU HOUSE, r,,. WEDNESDAY, Ist JULY. Doors open at 7.80 ; commence at 8 p.m. ->t PBicßs:2s and Is. T. 8. CORNISH, Hon. Sec. fIIHE MANCHESTER RIFLES' X- PARADES fob JULY— - Thobsdat, 9th (Morris Tube) „ 16th (Government) „ 28rd (Morris Tnbe) ' „ 80th (Government) MANCHESTER ROAD BOARD. FfIENDERS -will be received by the JL above Board, up to noon on SATURDAY, 4th July, 1896, for Cleaning, Straightening, Deepening, and Widening about three miles of pitch on Kimbolton Road. Also, Fresh Tenders for Forming and Culverting 120 chains of Sandon* Kakariki Road. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Board's office, and for SandonKarariki at Mr Purkiss', Halcombe. The lowest or any tender not necet- ' sarily accepted. N ' CHARLES BRAY, Engineer Manchester Road Board. ' TO BUILDERS. fIIENDERS are invited until noon £JL on Saturday, the lltb July, for Additions to School at Rongotea. Also, for Additions to School- * master's Residence at Rongotea. Plans^and specifications to be seen at Mr J. Canning's store, Rongotea. , A. ATKINS, F.R.1.8.A., Architect to Wanganoi Education Board NOTICE. MR THOMAS A. BRYCE wishes to, inform bis friends, and' the public generally, that |iis, present Address is; WwrfSTMßr, FsiiPim.