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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 4012, 11 June 1920, Page 3

/ *¥- / __* \ / SO many Jf I V ** perils lurk *? / ' behind a c*i that / . keeping handy a pot of that ffiBBM i great antiseptic healer, Zam- *«I \ Buk, is a wise and necessary pre- ■ \ caution. There Is nothing like m \ Zam-Buk for soothing, purify- X I Ing, and healings wound. The |» \ unique composition and her- Sg 2M bal origin of Zam-Buk, and M Its great reliability have K| %%%>%. won for It a place In most Bl WzMi households. HasZam-Buk H |ip||P a place In yours? « M W&mßukl |P__Li_________________?! &noraj VQ M m its *\ I ___F __f__N_r*-t > ____Q ___ _■ _____BtT_. -*-_*S_nr_-H__rß_* l - U. A. FAIRWEATHER, Feilding, District Agents / vqm CENER ~- tNsuK_i<_ t wmw\ PROTECTION c.-rs-« i District Managers:— A. HATRICK & CO. LTD. WANGANUI mmmmmmmmmmmvmmmmwmmmmmm All housewives like to be praised for their cooking. The praise will be unstinted if you use Edmonds Baking - Powder. Cakes and pastry come from "the oven light, brown and delicious when . Edmonds is used. 'Tis always "Sure-to-Rise." ' , mo ■.-__ &ak.ijslg hi JLIPQWDER W rGOITREI Ila ov«r MM asMi Doifr*. Trestm«nt Jiss I m ttMSesdei. TJasolioit.d .eitioaooial. M -eeaea »pplia»tioa. Writ* /or __r • AW A. J. DOIG _^ « ChsßriH, W-j—iw* m AT TWO ACRES OF LAND. 6-ROOMED HOUSE, with 2 Acres of land. Fine home, with every convenience. Electric light, hot water, etc.; washhouse, motor shed, cowshed, etc. Price £1400. (1417) VICTOR E. SMITH, Feilding. tation the best asset of any borough. The town is steadily increasing in popularity. There is not an empty house or shop in the borough, and tolie building permits totalled nearly £70,----000 for last year, while there must be fully 30 houses in course of erection. The permits for the first two months in this year amount to £26,000 at the present time. In finishing this part of my address 1 should like to (thank the Hon. D. H. Guthrie for the great interest he has taken in local affairs when I have had to go to Wellington. I should also like to thank my brother councillors, for while not always agreeing at the Council table, yet when any vital question concerning the borough has been discussed,' they have stood solidly by me. The same may Ue said for the whole of the staff. (Apolause.)