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Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2506, 20 March 1930, Page 1

lUIRY F »ItM AS GOING FONCFIRN. f>o ACRES flat, good pasture, 21 years’ lease; rental £7B. 5-roomed bungalow; row bnils, all outbuildings. Sehonl adjoins property. Stock; 25 cows, ’4 sheep, bull, horse. Milking Machines. Price £I2OO. For further Particulars apply— N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO, LTD,

LYCEUM TALKIES Tin: TALK OF THU TOWN! WHO KILLED (iHKALI) TIiASK? Dont Mis s ilie Last Showing! “ON TRIAL” “ON TRIAL” “ON TRIAL” “ON TRIAL” ALL TALKING MYSTEKY TUB ILLEII Coming To-morrow All Talking Comedy I irama “COLLEGE COQUETTE” "COLLEGE COQUETTE” A Bright and Snappy Talkie 100 PER CENT. TALKING too PER CENT. TALKING 100 PER CENT. TALKING Box Plans At W. Cartliew and Son’s. CARNIVAL ' CARNIVAL WAITI NA WEST ON SCHOOL GROUNDS SATURDAY APRIL 12tll DETAILS LATER C. PEEK. OItOCA COUNTY COUNCIL GRAVELLING CON Til ACT ITTEN tenders for tli,> supply of 800yds. of gravel on roads in the vicinity of Stanway will be received lip till noon on FRIDAY, March 28tli. 1030. Specifications may l>e seen at County Office. ROY L. HARDING. County Engineer. MEW ZEALAND POLO ASSOCIATION SAVILE CI!P TOURNEY, 1930 FEILDING RACECOURSE Commencing, MARCH 26th, 1930. POLO PONY SPORTS, March 29th APITI ATHLETIC CLUB ANNUAL SPORTS to he held in DOMAIN GROUND WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26. Chopping. Sawing, Hors,. Events, etc. Further particulars apply. .1. ELLIOTT Secretary. Apiti. FEILDING HORTICULTURAL 1 SOCIETY AUTUMN AUTUMN AUTUMN AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW AUTUMN AUTUMN AUTUMN AUTUMN DRILL HALL DRILL HALL FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 AFTERNOON AND EVENING Schedules available on application to Secretary. OPEN TO .AMATEUR CLASSES FOR GROWERS OF FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES Omitted from Catalogue:— Class 23A, 6 Dahlias, Decorative. Class 31, 6 Zinnias. Collection. A. F. DOWRICK, Secretary. FEILDING TECHNICAL CLASSES TIME TABLE MONDAY. 7—9. Typewriting. TUESDAY. 7- —9, Shorthand. TUESDAY', 7—9, Woodwork. WEDNESDAY. 24, Art WEDNESDAY. 7—9, Book-keeping. THURSDAY, 7—9. English and Arithmetic. THURSDAY', 7—9. Art. FRIDAY, 2 —4, Dressmaking. FRIDAY. 5.30—7.30, Dressmaking. FRIDAY, 7—o, Art. Students desiring to enroll this Term must do so immediately. L. J. WILD. Principal. THE First Utility of Frequent and Regular Advertising consists In this: There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and ar e all ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which Is earnestly brought under notice. Indifferent to all they yield without hesitation to th e first who asks. PEMS from “The Desert Song,” a beautiful record. At Carthew’s.