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Feilding Star, Volume 6, Issue 1313, 26 January 1928, Page 8

“THE LICENSING ACT. 1908.” NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE I ARTHUR GEORGE SAMUEL SEE-LEY. of Bunnythorpe. being the holder of a publican’s license in respect of the hnn.se ancl premises situate at 'Bunnythorpe and known as the ‘•Royal.’ Hotel, do hereby give notice that. I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing: Meeting to be holden at. Feiiding on the Ist day of March, 1028. apply for a transfer of (he said license from myself to Frederick Oliver, formerly of Auckland, but now of Bunnythorpe. Hotelkeeper. my appointee. Dated at Palmerston North the IQili day of November. 1927. ARTHUR G. SEELEY. Applicant. ADVICE rS FREE ! ! ON POINTS OF DRESS Come in for a Chat —VOl WON’T P.E PRESSED TO BUY SLUSON'S The Outfitters. DANNEYIRKE DISTRICT A. & P. ASSOCIATION. 19th ANNUAL SHOW Showgrounds Dannevirke. Sth and 9th FEBRUARY, 1928. RAM fX.Tß—Following Day. QREAT 'Exhibition of Stock. Competitions liberally catered for. Record entries expected. Liberal prize money. The Dog Section .will he a special feature of this Show. Meccano Competitions (Boys and Girls). Homecraft Classes. Butter and Cheese Classes. Send for Schedule and all information now. Entries Close WEDNESDAY, January 25th, 1928. IT. S. M. QUIGLEY, Secretary. P.O. Box 88. Dannevirke. WE KNOW OF A LYNX SUIT WEARER Who was congratulated on His Tailor. SIMSON’S, Lynx Headquarters, Fielding. PALMERSTON NORTH-FEILDING —Farr’s Motor Bus Service. Leaves Palmerston North 8.80 a.m., 10 a.m., 12.80 p.m.. 2 p.m.. 4.80 p.m., Tuesdays: Specials 5.45. 10.15 p.m. Saturdays: Specials 5.45, 10.15 412 midnight. iLeaves after R.S.A. dance. Sunday Service: Leave Palmerston North’ll a.m., 2.80 p.m.. 8.80 p.m. 4.80 p.m., 10 p.m. SHOW WEAR SHOW WEAR Call in’ for your Final Needs, and incidentally have more Cash loft for the Show. SIMSON’S Outfitters CHEAP FATTENING FARM 800 ACRES, adjoining good township. All in grass except few acres Native Rush, ring fenced and subdivided. Practically half ploughnblo, 100 acres river flats, balance %ood solid low grazing hills. Splendidly watered by permanent creeks and springs. Fair cottage of 4 rooms, good woolshed and oilier outbuildings. This property could easily he made to carry two ewes and fatten lambs off mothers. . Price only £lB per acre on the best of terms. Wo advise immediate in spec-

t lon. R. U. HARDEN ft CO.. Agents KIMBOLTON. SRMT-STTFF .COLLARS Make Shirts and Tins worn* Twice as Long. Priced from 1/at SIMSOVS, the Outfitters. HE First Utility of frequent and regular advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country ana town, who have no fixed places foi the purchase of certain necessary ticle9. and already to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is eame.stlv brought under then notice. Indifferent to all they yiftW without hesitation to the first who ttska. WE SELL the KIND OF CLOTHES MADE ESPECIALLY FOR REAL BOYS (lollies which won’t Wear Out Quickly. SLVISON.S Outfitters. PROW another Crop Creep Peas. v - x Our varieties mature quickly and should pick late in Autumn. McDowell, Seedsman. \V LARD’S have full stock of Almonds, Cherries. Currants, Raisins, Sultanas, etc., for Xmas Cooking and English Cut Peel. Have no other for the Festive Season, Mis the very best. Phone 526, Kimbolton Road. Daily deliveries. jy/£ADGE M° TOR QjERVICI f HAVE FEILDING for PALMERSTON NORTH Daily Except Sunday. c 8.15 a.m. c 10a.m. e 11a.m. b 12.30 p.m. c 2 p.m. e 2.30 p.m. c 4 B.m, b 5.30 p.m. ac 6.30 p.m. cf 7 p.m. a Saturday only. b via Kelvin Grove Railway Crossing, c via Mil son’s Line. e via Te Arakura. f Daily except Saturday. SUNDAY SERVICE, c 9a.m. c 1.30 p.m. g 2.15 p.m. c 5 p.m. c 7 p,m. c via Milson’s Line, g via Awahuri. , NOTE.—The Bus meets the Limited at Palmerston North station every night, and leaves Palmerston Square for Feilding at 10.15 p.m. Head Office; 40a Rangitlkel St., Palmerston North.