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Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 28, 2 August 1906, Page 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ♦ AUCTIONS. A. H. Atkinson will sell at his Friday's sale a quantity of household furniture on acoount of a vendor who is leaving the district. The Loan Co. announce entries for Himitangi sale which takes place on August 6th. Gorton and Son insert entries for their Apiti sale, which takes place on Thursday, August 9th. MISCELLANEOUS. Clarkson has made reductions in many lines during the sale. A meeting of the Cheltenham Rugby Football Club will be held on Saturday, 4th inst. Two cable bracelets attached to padlock ahd brooch, set with pearls and amethyst, lost Substantial reward on returning to Stak office. Child's pony for sale. If sufficient inducement offers a brake will leave Carbine Stables for Palmerston to-morrow (Friday) at 6.30 p.m. Miss Anna Pendergast, a pretty young woman of Falmouth, Ky., is in a most embarrassing position as the result of what she considered a joke when she married the town constable, Bill Bishop, an eccentric character. The situation is made worse by the fact that the banns of Miss Pendergast and George Coleman were called at the Catholic Church. Recently Miss Pendergast, when asked by a hotel guest where she was going, in a spirit of fun, replied — "I'm going out to marry Bill Bishop." " Never mind going out to marry him ; we'll go get him," said several persons who heard the bantering. " All right ; you get him, and 111 marry him," replied Miss Pendergast. Bill, the license, and a clergyman were procured, and the knot was tied. Subsequently Miss Pendergaat. learned she was a real ! briefer and invitations for a wedding with Coleman have been recalled, 'aB tiie first marriage cannot be annulled until f ajl. Miss Moolman, the daughter of a farmer at Schurweburg, iv the Utrecht district, Natal, has been killed by the explosion of a 4*7 shell. Her brother found the shell in a field on his way home, and he and his sister proceeded to remove the explosive in order to nse the shell for decorative purposes. As they found the lyddite very hard, they poured some water over it, when it began to bubble. Becoming alarmed, tiie girl went towards the door, when there was an explosion whioh wrecked the house and killed her. Seated one day at the organ, I was weary and ill at ease ; But my sadness fled when a soft voice said, •Here's your O.T. PUNCH, sir, please." ABE YOU COUGHING YET? It is unwise to let your cough run on, for this frequent coughing naturally in* creases the irritation of the brdncbial passages. You are wondering what to take— suppose you try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy this tune. It has relieved others, and will relieve you. Pleasant to take— soothing aod healing. Fee sale by Bramwell Bros.