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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 3023, 18 August 1916, Page 3

A FHLIHNG BOY IN FRANCE— "LOOKS BACK" ON »°MM«N'S SUITS NO liner testimony as to the goodness of a Suit than the fact that the garments leave a lasting and good impression on the mind of the wearer! And here is one verse from a rhyme which a Foilding boy wrote while sitting in his trench in France— "I also sco McMenaniin's picture, Ho will give you his own guarantee; Well, I hope that bis word still holds out till Ho sells his next Suit there to me." Away in a foreign land— engaged.in tho grim business .of war, our I<eliding soldier looks hack upon tho good "Ready-Tailored" Suits we sold him— looks forward to the day when he will wear a McMenamin's Suit again. Sir—get new-suited at McMenaniin's, and secure clothes that will please from start to finish 1 FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED FOR QUALITY AND VALUE.

WAR' LOAN -pUBLIO TI/rEETING IN TjiEILDING. IN response 1o n telegram from the Minister of finance, a PUISLJC MEETING will bo hold in tlio yytlLL TTTALL TO-MICHT. At 7.30 O'CLOCK. To encourage Citizens to support the War Loan. SPEAKERS: Messrs. J. McQUEEN, H. TOL-. LEY (President Eeilding Chamber of Commerce), J. H. REURETT (Satidon). ~...-. A. M. ONGLEY, Mayor. ■ NOTICE TO MAKE. RETURNS OE - STANDARD INCOME AND TO NOTIFY ELECTION UNDER THE 'FINANCE ACT, 191 G. Land and Income Tax Department, Wellington, 18th August, 1916. NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the above Act, every poison and company Inning derived excess profits as defined hy the said Act during the year ending :31st March, 191(1, is hereby required to notify mo of his election relating to standard income and to make and furnish to me the necessary returns and statements on the forms provided (which may be obtained at any postal inonev-order oifice) on or before 7th October, 1916. And 'notice is hereby given that such returns, statements, and notices shall in all cases be delivered at or forwarded to the office of the Commissioner of Taxes, in the Government Buildings, at Wellington. In cases where the taxpayer has already furnished the returns and .statef nients required he need only notify me of his election. In cases where annual balancesheets and profit and loss accounts have been prepared, copies "of the simo will bo accepted in lieu of the returns and statements. • D. G. CLARK, Commissioner of Taxes. BULB SHOW.

A MEETING of all interested in St. John's Bulb Show will be held in the Parish Hall on MONDAY, 21st, at 3 p.m. ANNIE INNES JONES, Piesident. . ~~ BAPTIST CHURCH. SUNDAY, AUGUST 2. EVENING Subject: "The Pilgrim's Progress." "Obstinate and Pliable." ' " • - Song Service to commence at G. 50 p.m. Nothing stiff, a real good sing. The Old Gospel, Mother's Religion! It's worth your while to come! OROUA COUNTY COUNCIL. GORGE FERRY RESERVE. TENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, will be received up to noon on FRIDAY, August 25, for the leasing of 100 acres Gorge Ferry Reserve, Ashhurst, for a term of 7 years from September 1 next. A. C. HARDING, Acting-County Clerk. ; Feilding, August 15, 1916. REBELLION. REFUGEES FLEEING TO HONG KONG. [Australian-N.Z. Cable Association.] Canton. Aug. 17. The rebels plundered Shanchun, on the border of British territory. Refugees in hordes are fleeing to Hong Kong. More cannot be asked of the men who have gone and are going to the front than they have already done. They have invested their lives. Those who remain ar e asked to invest their money. MORE WONDERFUL STILL. When you burn or scald yourself al! ■ that is necessary is to apply Chamberlain's Pain Malm. This liniment g'vos immediate relief, also heals the pari - in one-third the time falcon by any ■ither application; but what is more .vnuderful si ill is that ihcre is seldom ■my sear left, after Chamberlain's Pain Halm is \ixei\. Sold by all CheI mists and Storekeepers.