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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 4591, 17 May 1922, Page 3

SLUMP VALUE K ACRES FREEHOLD. FeildJj St) ing District. All originally Busk Laud, felled and grassed. Fenced into 7 paddocks, well watered. 30 acres keen stumped and ploughed, 180 acres plouglmblo when cleared, balance easy hill country. 4-rouined houso, woolshod with machines. 20 miles from Feilding. Good mixed farm for dairying and grazing. Usual winter stock, 400 owes, besides cattle. No Mortgage. Price £ls per acre. Terms arranged. No. 230. U. E GIFFORD AGENT FEILDING.

NOTICE TO CITIZENS OTHER BAKERS ARE DOWN TO MAKE US GO TIP. Support YOUNG & EARL AND KEEP PRICE DOWN. Bread Delivered, Cd. Sold over Counter, 5Jd. REMEMBER!— Ours is the lowest i 12 months’ guaranteed price, and the Best Loaf in town. FOOTBALL DANCE, SANSON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922. A FOOTBALL DANCE will he held in the Town Hall, Sanson, on WEDNESDAY, 17th, at 8 ’clocksharp. Admission: Gentlemen, 3/-1 Ladies, a Basket. It. GEORGE, Secretary. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. FOR. SALE— 5-rootncd Bungalow ; nice J-acre section, e. light, hot and cold water, concrete paths and drive, garage; situated Awahuri Ed. Apply Spence and Spence, Drapers, Feilding. ANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB. STEEPLECHASE MEETING. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 18th and 20th. First Race: 11.45 a.m. EXCURSION FARES. Trains leave Feilding for Wanganui, 7.51 a.m. Trains leave Wanganui Racecourse for Palmerston North and Taihape, 4.30 p.m. WM. HALL, Secretary.^ OIIOUA LICENSING DISTRICT. “The Licensing Act, 1908,” and Its Amendments.” EIGHTH SCHEDULE. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN’S LICENSE. J,- WILLIAM FAY, of Kimbolton, JL Hotelkeeper, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to bo held at Feilding on the eighth day of June, 1922, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a Publican’s License for a bouse situate at Kimbolton, containing 20 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family, and known as the Commercial Hotel. (Name of Owner), John Rovdon Brown, of Kimbolton, Hotelkeeper. Dated at Kimbolton, tlio Fourth day of May, 1922. WM. FAY, Applicant. WARNING. WE desire to warn the PUBLIC against several unscrupulous Tea, Hawkers at present going about posing as our Agents or selling Teas supposed to be packed by us. Tbo fine quality lileiuL of Ceylon Teas we pack and supply are ONLY obtainable from tlio following authorised representatives:— Taranaki and Wanganui Districts— MR. J. W. E. SMITH. Manawatu and Main Trunk— MR. W. POWELL. Hawke’s Bav and Gisborne— MR. G. GRAHAM. Wairarapa— MR. W. N. BURGHER. THE OEYLON fJTEA 00., TD., TEA IMPORTERS AND BLENDERS N.Z. Head Office, WELLINGTON. FEILDING BY-PRODUCTS CO., LTD. THE above Company are Cash Buyers of Cattle for Boiling Down. For further particulars apply at Works, Kawa Kawa Road, Telephone 56, or at tho Company’s Office, Kimmolton Road, Telephone 231. HITE H E A D THE QUALITY HOUSE. THE QUALITY HOUSE. FOR. BREAD, SMALL GOODS, AND REFRESHMENTS. Telephono 251. ST JOHN’S ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE. PROGRESSIVE Euchre and Dance in Parish Hall on WEDESDAY, 17tli May, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Admission: Genta, 2/-; Ladies 1/6. Good trophies and music. MILK PRICE DOWN. I AM now Delivering Fresh Milk Daily, any part of tho town, at 4d per quart cash; 1/2 per gallon wholesale. Prioe guaranteed for 12 months. I supply from my own herd of 70 cows, and can supply a further 45 Customers. ’Phone 357 W. H. A. GOLDSACK. OUR ADVERTISERS T. COLLINS. IjDER AND OONTFLAdOU ddress: DENBIGH STREET is and Frey*red. Men’s Neglige Shirts, with 2 Collars to match. Smart Patterns, 10/6 each. Mon’s Football Jerseys, 10/6} Men’s Football Shorts, 6/6. At Lomas’s. A member of iho Petone Borough ouncil, referring 'to the Wellington Rugby Union, said “they were shrewd enough to get away with £IOOO over the Springbocks’ match, anyhow:” The Union has referred the statement to its solicitor. The police appeal against the .judgment of Mr R. M. Watson, S.M., in the cases against Sands, licensee or tho Empire Hotel, Feilding, was dismissed at the Supreme Court, Palmerston North, yesterday.