FEILDING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 238, 1 July 1908, Page 8

FEILDING NEWS.

[fltOH OUR SPECIAL . CORRESPONDENT.] Feilding's .recofej 'for the.past month was 2 marriages', - 5 deaths, and 18 births. During, the imbiith- of June there were issued from the-Borough Engineer's office per-mits-for the erection of five dwelling-houses'. ' A p'errfiit --Messrs. Heaild ariangon' fbn itßi-serectioi-A'Kof'./the . Roman Cpthoiic 1 school, in Derby Strtet'. at 'tf cost of £2750. ■ The total cost; of the buildings for which-permits, were issued is £4005. ■/ ' The election of: officers for the Burinythorpe Lodge of Oddfellows'-resulted 'as fol-" lowsG.M., Brb. W. I)uthie; N.G.,. Bro, A. A. Havvker; Y.G:, Bro.' J, Featherstone; G.5.,.8r0., D. Reid (re-elected)'; 8.5., Bro. H. Diwhall; warden, Bro. M. Jepsoh; guardian, Bro. F. Proctor; R.S..to N.G., Bro. E. Clev'ely; L.S.- to N.G:,- 'Bro. James Scheldt; R.S. to V.G., Bro. Coleman; L.S. to .V.G>, Bro. John Gillies; delegate to district "meeting,; P.G. Bro. G. H. Espiner; dalegate to Friendly Society's "Council,- G.M. Bro. Duthie, and N.G. Bro. A. A. Hawker. Mr. Hugo, chief inspector of Fire Boards, inspected, drilled, .and addressed the Feilding Brigade'-last night. • He stays here, until to-morrow, .and, returns' to .Wellington on Saturday. .' " ■■■■■■■■ Mr; Henry-Adsett, who -had been laid up for- sometime, -died at'-Cblyton lato. on Monday night from cancer, i Mh Adsbtt arrived in Feilding about thirty-five years ago, having been' one of the first settlers in'the Manchester Block. He .first tooli -up- his residence in .Denbigh; Street, at the Prince Street corner, and engaged in: sawmilling. • This occupation. he foljowed , for; many ,years very successfully. ; Later on he took up" a block of standing, bush on ..the Taoiiui Road, near Cblytoh, and, having cut oiii--this , bush, he built a residence "on the 1 , land 1 - and resided there ever since. He owned coilsiderable property .in Feilding atid''.Palmerston. '.A widow, five '.' sons,'; and * four;' daughters, remain. ' ' ' "