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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 3278, 28 June 1917, Page 3

TUE LYCEUM A COLOSSAL SUCCESS. Last Night To-night of .the Death) Dofying Motor Car Ride', in "THE DAREDEVIL DODGE" "THE DAREDEVIL DODGE" "THE DAREDEVIL DODGE" Pionounced last night .to be the greatest thrill in Motion Pictures. Then comes— ..,„.,,',. Tbo Prince of tho Screen, MAI Kit E COSTELLO, in THE CROWN PRINCE'S DOI'ULK TO-MORROW TO-MORROW . TO-MORROW Punctually at 8. Thi Supreme Attraction CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in "THE DARK SILENCE" The Picture that has totally eclipsed all previous records. BOOK BOOK ROOK out Seats To-day. If you don't you are doomed to disappointment. Prices: 1/6, 1/-, Od. Plans at Copcland's, Gd extra. NOTE.-Owing to the early arrival of "The Dark Silence," Charlie Chaplin in "The Count" will not be screened until Friday and Saturday Week. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile. ""'apiti SALE. TUESDAY, "jULY : b 1! - 17 '- ---mill'] N.Z. LOAN uiul MERCANX TILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., will sell as above :— 120 mixed la nibs 50 mixed lambs GO mixed Jambs HOUSEWIVES No more drudgery in the household. Why use soap and water when GLASS-O will lighten your labour? Window Cleaning is EASY where GLASS-0 is used. WITHIN REACH OF EVERY •HOUSEWIFE. LARGE CAKES, GdAll Grocers.' FEILDING BOROUGH COUNCIL. PUBLIC MEETING, OROUA RIVER EROSION, A MEETING of all adjoining Owners and persons interested in the protection of the Oroua River will be held at the COUNCIL CHAMBERS on TUESDAY, the 3rd JULY, at 7.30 p.m., for the purpose of discussing what steps should bo takeu to coqfiuo the course of the river nnd to protect; the adjqining lands against further erosion. A.M. ONGLEY, ' Mayor. LOYAL MANCHESTER LODGE, NO. 6562. /**ij|*f*s > 7FIHE QuarterlySum£^__J $ f f A moned Meeting _f____fj_ oi Loyal Manchostei PSjKwllM Lodge, No. 6562 __w£r_W_ m.v., i.0.0.f., wih ■KSffißirflfcfiS be btld in the Odd fellows' Hall, Staf f ol _ Street, Feilding, on FRIDAY, JUNE 20, at 7.30 o'clock. Business: — Payment of Dues. General. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited. E. A. GARLICK. P.G., * Secretary. MANAWATU HUNT POINT TO POINT STEEPLECHASE. At "PARORANGI." Ovci the Properties of Messrs Hugh IJurreli and Ernest Short (kindly lent for the occasion), Kimbolton Road, about 7 miles from Feilding. On WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1917. In aid of Patriotic Funds. President: M_r S. R. Lancaster. Judge: Mr J. H. Perrett, Starter: Mr Angus Keith. Master: Mr E. Short, Clerk uf Scales: Mr L. H, Collinson. Treasurer: Mr H. D. Buchanan. PROGRAMME. 1. PARADE of Hounds and. Hunters for Photograph on Lawn, at 1,15 p.m. 2. OPEN LIGHTWEIGHT (Qualified Hunters). Ist horse to receive a 10-guinea Cup (presented by Mr Gordon Perry); 2nd horse to receive Trophy valued £5 5 s (presented by'Mr R. G. A. Hannah). Rider of winner to receive Hunting Crop (presented by Mr D- BMcEwan). ' For horses from list to 13st; weight, Ust 71bs Over 15 fences; about 3 miles. To start at 1.30 p.m, 3. OPEN HEAVYWEIGHT (Qualified Hunters): For Hunting Saddle, valued £10 (presented by Mr John Nortbcote) 2-icl horse to receive Trophy valued to (presented by Mr VV, E. L. Banks); 3rd horse, Trophy valued £3 3s (presented by'Mr E. Short). Rider of winner, Hunting Crop (presented by Messrs Wiggins and Son). For horses over 12st and upwards; weight 13st 71bs. Over 15 fences; about 3 miles. To start at 2.30 p.m. 1. OPEN LADIES' BRACELET (Qualified Hunters): Ist to receive Bracelet, valued £12 12s (presented by Messrs Collinson and Cunningiiame); 2nd horse, Bracelet, valued £5 5s (presented by Mr A. Baker); 3rd, to receive Bracelet valued £3 3s (presented by Mr S. W. Evans). Rider of winner to receive Hunting Crop (presented by Mr J. Sexton). About, one mile! To start at 4 p.m. 5. Afternoon Tea in the Garden ai 5.30 p.m. Post entries, 10s. No acceptances. Riders must appear in racing colour.-- and must be member of a recognised Hunt. BOOKMAKERS EXCLUDED. » Gate. 2/0; Children. 12 to 1(5, 1/-. l w. McKenzie, i Secretary. 1 Approved in accordance with the Rules of Racing this 13th day of • June, 1917. , AVM. HALL, Sec, Wanganui Jockey Club. I OST.-Young Dark Jersey Cow, in j milk. Reward. A. E, Boyd, • Noith road, ■*' MESSRS ABRAHAM and WIL- . LIAMS have removed to their, . New Premises further up Manchester , Street, opposite the Cattle Yards.

Attentio nis drawn to the sale ol live and dead stock at Cheltenham by tV N.Z.L. and M.A. Co. on account of Mr A. Oldfield, on Monday, July 2.