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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 134, 5 December 1896, Page 3

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Advertisements A SSEMBLY ROOMS, FEILDING. Friday, llth December. (ONE NIGHT ONLY). OVIDE -MUSIN CO. TREMENDOUS COMBINATION. Part I :) 1 . Kermesse, from " Faust" (Saint Saens) —Edward Scharf 2. Melody for Harp (Alvers)— Miss Hatherly _ 8. Aria from Barbier de Saville (Rossini) — Madame Musin 4. Concerto for Violin, Andante aud Finale (Mendelsohn)— Ovide Musin 5. Song, "Ah 1 Summer Day " (Alfred Hill)— Alfred Hill 6. "Aye Maria," for Soprano, Violin, Harp, Piano, and Organ (Bach and Gounod)— Mrs Musin, Ovide Musin, Miss Hatherly, Mr Scbarf, aud Mr 7. Duett for two Violins— a, Sadness ; B, Abandon ; c, Serenade— Godard : Ovide Musin and Alfred Hill. 8. Polonaise, E Major (Leizt)— Edward Scharf 9. Ballad from « Hinemoa ' (Alfred Hill) . '—Madame Musin 10. " Murmuring Breezes" (Hampleman) — Miss Hatherly 11. Violin— a, "Tbe Fly" (Bohm); b, Waltz (Musin)— Ovide Musin 12. Duet (Soprano and Baritone) from 'Hinemoa' (Alfred Hill)— Madame Musin and Alfred Hill Note.— The " Hinemoa," founded upon ft Maori legend, was composed by Mr Alfred Hill for the opening of the Wellington Exposition, where it created a furore. .. THE MANCHESTER RIFLES' Parades fob December — Thursday. 10th and 17th. VALUABLE FARM AT WAITUNA FOR SALE. MB T. A. BRYCE has received instructions from the owner, who thing to leave the colony, to offer for sale a valuable Sheep Farm near tbe township of Waituna. The property consists of 500 acres of land, all in grass except 60 acres just felled. Well fenced and sub-divided; permanent water in every paddock ; a new five-roomed house, well built. Price: _KJ per acre ; easy terms. A bargain. Apply, principals only, to THOMAS A. BRYOE, Manchester Hotel. Feilding. &J_J9L Me POHANGINA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS will be received at the Office, up to 10 a.m. on Saturday, 12th December, 1896, for contracts No. 112 and 113, formation aud metalling 117 chains Table Flat Road. Particulars at the Office and Gascoigne's store, Apiti. LONGBURN FREEZING WORKS. NOTICE TO FARMERS THE Works will be re-opened early in December, or as soon as sufficient inducement offers. Mr R. Stevens will wait upon farmers, and the Company is prepared to give full market value for stock, either at per pound or per head ; or will freeze on owners' account. Full information can be obtained from JOHN ANDERSON, Manager. "VTOTICE is hereby given tbal SecJ3I tions 18, 19, and 20, Block V, ! Apiti Survey District, aggregating 640 acres, will be open for sale or selectiou at this office for cash, on lease in perpetuity, or for occupation with right of purchase, on Wednesday, the 9th December, 1896. Plans containing full particulars will shortly be obtainable at the principal Post Offices in the district, and ' at tbis Office. -v J-^ A. MARCHANT, r V 1 Pp™« ; M^ : i0 er of' Crown Lands. ; T lp_itrict Land, and Survey Office, Wellington, 4tb November, 1896,