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Feilding Star, Volume II, Issue 513, 26 March 1908, Page 4

HIGH CLASS BOOT POLISH. vwvww A Colonial Production, Vastly SUPERIOR to any Imported. Polishes Quickest, Lasts Longest, Shines BrightestSUPPORT YOUR COUNTRY'S INDUSTRIES AND BUY ONLY RADIUM POLISH. Obtainable from all Stores. Ask for it. SIXPENCE PER TIN. Manufactured by mcleod and son, Martintaorough, "Wellington. CHAS. DAHL, Palmerston N., Wholesale Agent. MANAWATU CARRIAGE WORKS, FEILDING. (CORNE D R R,°IE a^°F R E? L Sfi?G, B SSrAT plI R MVR T |foN, OPPOSITE J. BETT & CO., LTD., P.O. BOX, 42. Telephone, 101. BETT'S VEHICLES STAND THE TRUE TEST OF TIME. WHEN buying a Vehicle, you don't want to give attention t» lookß aline. You don't buy a Vehicle for the day or the hour. You want a Vehicle that, will last— substantial and useful. Thia is where, perhaps, more than all BETT'S scores. Twenty years' honest trial has resulted in twenty years ever-in-creasing trade, the Burest proof of thorough satisfaction, confidence, and popularity. REPAIRS, PAINTING AND TRIMMING DONE AT SHORTEST NOTICE BY FIRST-CLASS TRADESMEN. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. OUR MOTTO IS NOT « HOW CHEAP," BUT "HOW GOOD." A. E. HARRISON, ... M^ a fl er< j ALEXANDER EOSTEB, (Late H. C. Patterson), CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, THE SQUARE, RONGOTEA (Next Post Office* •f&RESCRirTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED FROM P¥RB JL DRUGS. All Kinds of Patent Medicines Kept in Stock. VETERINARY MEdTcINES A SPECIALTY. P.O. BOX, 25. TELEPHONE, 10. *7AV18% ri/rf 1 YOI 1 CAN only have one pair of eyes— ■ ill llf ■*¥!*% WLJ take care of them. Eye troubles 1 VDW a-lL</« never cure themselves. The eyes are <pn- .. stantly growing older and weaker in a peri fectly natural way. What is to day a slight \\ \ \ If / / defect is apt, if neglected, to become a really \\\ ■ I / ' / / serious defect. It may go so far as to result v \\-Xs4-* \~Sd/ / / in entire loss of sight. At the first indication XJ^^^^^^^/y^^ of e - ve trouble let me examine your eyes. \Jf^^^~ W^^!^ One'little instrument I have will tell me at | >^ rt *~** > *v v / C^ \*- once whether glasses will bentfil you or not. I ' S/^ t!f *ss?>^\ -"""""^ If spectacles are not needed I will candidly tell X^y «®| tOy . you so. If they are needed I will test each eye separ ! C_r V «B?? '%^<^ ately and correctly, and discover the exact lense j / f-^*~^LJ& i * i^l-_ powet lequiredlo overcome Hit; d*ltct. It is then lor — — ~^Z^~~~^s^S ~* y° u t0 sa >' whethet you will have Rlusses <>i not. I a=a^ <^ vN^* I*^1 *^ can iuriiiali the lenses which will overcome the delect. s//iT~7\ \V\ X^^*** In a "y case the Examination is Free wh-.-re c S/ / I/.l\ \\ \ >v glass? 9 are required and accepted— othet wise a small S / / I . \ \ \ V \ charge is made. It protects your eyes ami my time — / / I \ \ \\\ prevents glasses being advised where they are not ie- / J J 1 1 1 \\ \ quired. My charges lor glasses arealways reasouablc. ===================== G. W.HEAN, ! THFY ARF VAI II&RI F GRADUATE OPTICIAN & REFRACTIONIST [BY EXAM.J IIIUI MIIL inUUHULLI MANCHESTER STREET, FEILDING.

1 ; THE THROUGH EXPRESb. ■ ♦ FEILDING AS A STOPPING PLACE. ' DEPUTATION TO WAIT ON THE MINISTER. A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held last night in the • Library to again discuss the proposal to place before the Government the '. necessity of making Feilding a stop- • ping place for the through express : from Auckland to Wellington ■and vice serva. There were present ' Messrs John Cobbe, E. Goodbehere, A. G. Carty. Aylmer, G. Spence, and S. W. Fitzherbert (secretary). In the \ absence of the President and vice- \ presidents, Mr E. Goodbehere was '• voted to tho chair. The Secretary read a wire from Mr F. Y. Lethbridge, M.P. for Oroua, who was in Wellington, as i follows: "The Minister informs me that the time-tablo is not yet fixed. The Department is at work on it." On the motion of Messrs Carty and Cobbo, a vote of thanks was accorded Mr Lethbridge. The Chairman stated that it was his opinion that, although the Department was at work on the timetable, it was practically arranged, and they should set to work at once to make sure that the trains . were to stop at Feilding. Mr Carty, in regretting that they had lost a week on the matter, said they should get to work at once, and he was going to move that a committee be set up to arrange for a deputation, supported by all the local bodies interested' and the Wellington Chamber of Commerce, and armed with all the available statistics, wait on the Minister as soon as possible. He then 'proposed that a Committee, consisting of the President and Messrs Goodbehere and Cobbe, be set up to arrange with representatives of the Oroua, Manawatu, Kiwitea. and Pohangina County Councils, the A. and P. Association, Farmers' Unions, to work up the deputation to the Government. . f .-,«,, On the suggestion of Mr Goodbehere, Mr Carty's name was added to the Committee. 'Seconded by Mr Spence. The Chairman strongly supported the proposition. He was in favour of a deputation, which always carried great weight, but thought a petition would not be so effective. They could do a great deal with a map snowing the large district which drained into Feilding. It seemed ridiculous to him that the people of New Zealand should be taxed for this line, and an important district like Feilding left out. The motion was carried unanimously. ■ . ■ Mr Carty then proposed that it be a recommendation to the Committee to apply at once to the Chairman of each local body, etc., asking for assistance to the deputation. Seconded by Mr Spence, and carn©Q Mr Carty proposed that the Wellington Chamber of Commerce be applied to for support, and asked to Appoint a representative to the proposed deputation. Seconded by Mr Cobbe, and carried. The President (Mr A. H. Atkinson) was appointed convener or the Committee, and the meeting closed with & vote of thanks to the Chairman.

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