Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2858, 1 February 1916, Page 4

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ; i SPECIAL i:\lil.\l\S l\ SIIOW-HOOM AT McGRUER, THOMSON and GO.'s M OUH IULF'-'tiUINEA WINDOW a SIIAIIT HIILLINKHV CHOICE GOWNS £ Prices from JO/6 to 35/- 21/- to 45/- - REDUCED TO ALL REDUCED TO I 10/6 10/6

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FWILDING A. A: P. SHOW. FEUIUJAKY 1 and 2, 1!)1G. ON FEBRUARY 2, Passenger train will leave Palmerston North at 1.0 p.m., arriving Feilding I.W p.m. Ketiirit train will leave Feilding at d p.m. and 7.0!) j>.in. for PaJmenston North. A train will leave Koilding at 0.-11. p.m., arriving Wanganiii !).() p.m. Tho usual 0.30 j>.in. train Palmerston North to Woodville will be delayed to leave Palineiston North 5..15 p.m., after arrival of 5 p.m. Special from Feilding, for Daniievirke, and will connect at Woodvillo with usual evening train for Masterlon. The usual 0.35 p.m. train, Paliiierston North to Foxton will bo delayed to leave Palineiston North at 6 p.m. after connecting with o p.m. Special from Feilding. The usual 5 p.m. train Palineiston North to Wellington will bo delayed to leave Palmerston North 5.15 p.m., after arrival of 5 p.m. Special from Feilding. Holiday Excursion Tickets, available for return until February 17, will bo issued to Feilding on February 1 and by morning trains on February 2 from Wanganui, Tailiape, Foxton, Dannovii'ke, Lovin, and intermediate stations. Excursion Tickets from Wanganui, Tailiape, and intermediate stations to Feilding will not bo available by Express or Mail trains?. On February 2 passengers from Palmerston Nor til to Feilding will not be taken by tho Mail train. They must travel by tho 1.0 p.m. Special train shown above. BY ORDER. WANGANUI TECHNICAL COLLEGE. THE PRACTICAL MAN'S AGRICULTURAL COURSE. AGRICULTURAL.—Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Vet. Science, Dairy Science, Shearing, Wool-classing, Farm Work, Judging Farm Stock. ENGINEERING.—Heat and Petrol Engines, Mechanical Drawing, Practical Mathematics, Surveying, Electricity, Reinforced Concrete Work, Metal Work, Machine Shop Practice hi Building Petrol and Steam Engines. OTHER SUBJECTS.—Carpentry and Joinery, Plumbing, English, Bookkeeping. Specially qualified Instructors in Agricultural and Dairy Science, Practical Agricultural work. Engineering Theory, Engineering Workshop, Carpentry, Plumbing, and Book-keeping. Tho College is equipped with excellent Engineering, Carpentry and Plumbing Workshops. Shearing and Farm Stock Judging are taken at yearly camps on well-known Feilding farms. Farm Work is taken on the School Farm, Marton. Other Courses equally practical arc given in General Subjects, Commercial, Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, and Civil), Building Trades, Cabinolinaking, Domestic, and Art Subjects. Accommodation is available for boys at the College Hostel at very low rates. They travel at week" ends free of charge. Full particulars on application to THE DIRECTOR.

WONDERFUL VALtJE IN THE 1916 OVERLAND.. A \yar import duty of 20 i>.e. on motor cars—higher freights—you'd think the price of the 1916 Overland would bo higher. But no—it is £65 lower than last year, and is just as powerful, comfortable, reliable ab ever. The reason is huge sales, liugo output, advanced mothods of manufacture. The new Overland is beautifully equipped with leather upholstery, electric light and starter, oneman top (with cover), head-light climj mers —all of the best. It embodies rear eprings, five bearing crank-shaft, and other advantages as well. Choose a 19.10 Overland. Call and «c a model or write for free catalogue. — A Hatrick ami Co., Ltd., Wellington, Wangajyui, and Waitara. Agents:' Nonipariel Motor Co., I'aliiHM-slon N., an<l Dunk and Pringie.. PaJmorstoii N. WAR INVENTIONS. A perispqpe for rifles —a euocbssrul and valuable war invention — was thought out and perfected by a New Zoalandor. The war provides a wide field for YOU to invont valuable appliances. Have you an idea P Get it protected —write to or call on Henry Hughes, Ltd., Patent Attorneys. 157 Featherston Street, Wellinptop. ' ■