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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 149, 23 December 1896, Page 2

The Athletic Club committee will meet this evening. Mr J. R. Johnston, of Cheltenham, advertises for a horse rake shaft, lost on Kimbolton road. Mr Thomas A. Bryce has a replace advertisement in to day notifying he has farms for sale in good situations. A boy, seven yeara of age, eon of Mr Charles Madeson, of Westport, on one hot day a fortnight ago, while in a heated state, went into the water to bathe. He was subsequently seized with rheumatic ( fever, and died last week after a painful illness. . A Milburn blacksmith named Chalmers j has invented a macnine for distributing ground lime on land. As tho dray inovea , the lime in fed upon a diac, which revolv ■ ing rapidly, throws the fertiliser a dis- ( tance of nine yards by a centrifugal . action. , For the very best value in carriages, gigs, coaches, drays, express waggons, j etc., Rouse and Hurrell, coach builders, , Wellington, stand unrivalled. Au im- ; mense stock of material to select from ■ and the most expert workmanship en t sures the : highest quality of article. Spe- j cimens of their work ate on view at T. j Watson's, Feilding.— Advt. From the North Cape to Stewart's Is- \ land we wish our customers a Merry 1 Xmas and a prosperous New Year. d Come along eartjer tin's Christmas and 1 secure your Mercery, jiats, Ties, Cloth. , ing, Boots and Shoes at our Feilding ] Branch. New Zealand Clothing Factory, t Feildiog.—Aavt. 4