FEILDING.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 204, 22 May 1908, Page 3

FEILDING.

As the' necessary guarantee is forthcoming, the Cheltenham Dairy Company will make a start at an early date with the orectiori of a creimery on the Valley Road, Kimbolton. Mr. ,W. Banks is- about to make a start with the erection of the new post offico ,at Kimbolton. Mr. W. Wenham, of the Feilding Post Office staff, having passed- his telegranh operator's examination, hds been sent, to t-iio training gallery at Oamaru. Owing to a parent's incomo being beyond tho limit last year, his daughter forfeits a National Scholarship already held for two years. . There is no move on the part of Feilding bakers to raise the prico of. bread. Tho success of tho cash coupon system may cause tho local firms to refrain from making this staple food any dearer. The Ruahine-Rangiwahia correspondent of tho "Star" says:—"The weather is now cold and wintry, and although tli3 neighbouring mountains are still, free from snow, wo have had soveral" sharp, frosts. The whole landscape is beginning to take on its.dreary, winter aspect:-,- Tho main road to Mangawoka is beginning to show signs of cutting up at the end, but, Mr. Warren's teams are now busy liiotalling, and if the winter holds fine for a while longer'the road will have received a good coat of gravel against, tho winter." . . There are several cases of scarlatina in the Rangiwahia district, and' needless to say the epidemic is seriously affecting tho school attendance... Gamo is rather plentiful in Rangiwahia this season, and somo good bags have been secured for the' first two wejks of the season. Mr. C. C. Hills, of Ruahine, secured ten hares, one pheasant/ 45 quail; and four pigeons.