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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue XVIII, 30 November 1912, Page 7

Mr T. W. Fisher, judge of the Na-1 tiye Land Court, is on a visit to Hawera. i There trill be an intercession service for missions at St. Mary's Church this ; evening. i The Feilding A. and P. Association advertises that it will hold its annual show on February 4 and 5, entries for which close on January 17. The ram fair, conducted by the association, will, be held on February 6 and 7. . | Staff Captain Glitheroe, manager of the Eltham Boys' Home, is to conduct the local Salvation Army meeting tomorrow. As he takes special interest in children's work parents who cannot attend themselves should send their children. The subject of the Bible in State schools will also be dealt with by the speaker. The growth of grass is good but the wet has been too constant and has not improved the feeding qualities of the grass in the district (reports the Opuhake Times). The dairyman who has kept his stock in robust condition will not feel the bad effects of the strong spring growth ■; the milking stock in poor condition will take a longer period this season to get into profit. Eighteen boys, chosen from the Feilding, Marton. Taihape, and Wanganui High Schools' agricultural classes are to go into camp at Almadale^ Mr E. Shoit's stud farm at Cheltenham, on Monday, says the Feilding Star. They will be in charge of Messrs Grant and 0. A. Banner, the agricultural instructors for the Wanganui Education Board/ and will remain in camp for a week. As on the previous occasion, the lads will be asked to do a1 week's hard, practical workj and will no doubt enjoy it to the full. ■•. * <* Awatuna school concert has been post* poned until Tuesday.night. "•: Nominations for the' Stratford Racing Club?s meeting close on Monday, . De^ '-combfer 2. ' ■•':. ': ; :£?•'•*••:, t-i. 'V^fr's'i&