Mr and Mrs J. C. Hare, of WaitnDJi, who have been for a trip to England, returned by the Kaikoura which reached Wellington yesterday. The RaDgitikei Licensing Committee have granted a transfer of tbe license of tbe Empire Hotel, Feilding, from J. Bradley to C Follett, who recently took possession ot the premises. Captain Edwin wired at noon to-day: — liaronii'tcr rise at all places north pt New Plymouth and Napier, fall elsewhere. Strong northerly winds arc probable at all places south of Napier and New Plymouth. Mr Mortensen, of Makiuq, advertises j now potatoes far j*lc ;*n any quantity, j His samples we qu^tc £qua) &o tho&C 0$ hit, giowtU qI iaet season*
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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 132, 3 December 1897, Page 2
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