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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 174, 26 January 1897, Page 3

Advertisements riRAND CONCERT. Miss Birdie Butler, Auckland's Favobttk Soprano, and MISS OLPHERT, Rbcitbb, Will Rive a Concert, assisted by the LOCAL TALENT OF FEILDING, In the Assembly Rooms, Next Wednesday, 27th JanuaryHalf the Proceeds will be given to the Public Library. The Feuding Brass Band will be in Attendance, and will play outside. Doors open 7.80 ; commence 8 o'clock. Admission : 2s and Is. THE following bave been appointed special Daylight Parades :— THURSDAY, January 14, 1897 21, 28, „ Febbuaby 4, 11. 18, 25, AT 7.80 P.M. All Members absent from these par* adeswill Defined. BY ORDER. IMPORTANT NOTICE. AS onr Feilding Branch will be closed on Saturday first, 30th inst, all accounts must be paid on or before Friday, January 29th, 1897. JAMES SMITH AND CO., Te Aro House Branch. KIWITEA COUNTY COUNCIL. "VTOTICE is hereby given that J3I William Smith Barber has been appointed Registrar of Dogs for Kiwitea County, and that Mr Barber's house, Haggerty Street, Birmingham, is hereby appointed an office for registration of dogs. The Tax for current year is: For Sheep and Cattle Dogs, two shillings and sixpence each ; all other Dogs, ten shillings each. EDMD. GOODBEHERE, County Clerk. Feilding, 25th January, 1897. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. Teaching Staff : Miss Hamilton, Principal John Innes, M.A., L.L.B. Miss Morrah, M.A. Miss Ecclesfield, M.A. MissFraser (late of Napier High School) Miss Wilson (certificated) Drawing— Miss Hill and Miss Wilson Shorthand— Miss K. Williams Pianoforte— Mrs Holt, Miss Swainson, Miss Grant, and Mr Parker Class Singing— Miss Morrah. THE Governors offer two Scholarships to pupils under 14 attending the High School, entitling the successful candidates to free education for two years. Last year 20 pupils from this school passed the Matriculation and higher University examinations. The School will re open on TUESDAY, the 2nd February, at 9.30 a.m. Miss Hamilton will receive parents And guardians on the afternoons of Friday and Saturday, the 29th and 30th January, and on Monday, Ist February, from 2 till 6. Parents in the country nay hear of suitable homes for their daughters by applying to the Lady Principal or to the Secretary, from whom Prospectuses may be obtained. C. P. POWLES, Secretary, Phoenix Chambers, Lambton Quay WELLINGTON COLLEGE. mHE First Term of 1897 wUI begin X on MONDAY, February Ist. The Headmaster will be ready to teceive Parents and Guardians at the College on Thursday and Friday, January 28th and 29th, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 4 to 6 p.m. As the boarding accommodation at the College is not sufficient to meet applications, a house within two minutes walk of the College grounds, specially built for a Boarding School, has been placed under the charge of Mr W. F. Ward (one of the masters) and Mrs Ward. The boys in this bouse will be on exactly the same footing as the others, and have the same rights and privileges With regard to the grounds, Ac. The Headmaster will have a general control over both houses, and applications for admission are, as before, to be tnade to him or to the Secretary. Prospectuses and further information may be obtained on application to C. P. POWLES, Secretary, Phoenix Chambers, Lambton Quay LONGBURN FREEZING WORKS. NOTICE TO FARMERS mHE Works will be re-opened early X in December, or as soon as sufficient inducement offers. Mr R. Stevens will wait upon farmers, and the Company is prepared to give full market value for stock, either at per pound or per head ; or will freeze on owners' account. fall information can be obtained lr ° m jOHN ANDERSON, Manager. THE WANGANUI MEAT FREEZING COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE TO FARMERS. F.np.rtictonpoo.pjlicjgoo. Secretary. ~ A REWARD WILL be paid for the recovery ol eight Fat Sheep, roddl* marked, lost on Thursday last between Pembertou and Birmingham. J. CAMPION, Aorwsi,