WEATHER FORECAST.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1129, 9 March 1910, Page 2

WEATHER FORECAST.

The Rev. D. C. Bates, Government Meteorologist, telegraphs to-day: — Rain provable. Rivers high.' Olass fall. Indications for southerly gale.

I Owing to inability to .secure fche Drill Hall for next Monday, Boutteli's Pictures will not resume'in Feildhm until the 21st insfc, Hagney. tho N'.S.AV. .sculler, has signified his willingness to row Pearce for tlie championship of Australia for any amount on the Manawatu River at Foxton, each to pay his own expenses, the loser to receive £50. Intending exhibitors at the Feikling Flower Show are, reminded that although ontries can be made ou the morning of the Show (Friday) till 11 a.m., those who forward their entries to the Staii Office to-morrow will receive preference of choice of position. Schedules may be obtained at the Star Office. For the Palmerston Hospital Board election for the combined district of -Manawatu County and Foxton Borough, the only nominations are as folows, the gentlemen bein°s declared duly elected: Alexander Spiers (Foxton), J", Kendall and J. G. Wilson (Manawatu), Clapuam's Fatent Uoreeholder ie now the standard precaution against runaways, and it is worth noting that Mr G. B. Healey, saddler and harne&stnaker, Kimholton road, Foilding, has obtain**! the sole right to mreraf&otnre the Horeeholdera in this district, and ie prepared to cup >ly them in sny in«.ntifcy. vboW.:e t-'( retail.—Aifri FOR THE WEElu'-END. It would not be possible to secure more delightful delicacies in j cakes, pastry, etc., for the weekend or picnic parties than are supplied by A. J. HART, Pastrycook and Oaterer, Manchester j '•treet. Feilding.