FEILDING NOTES.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1345, 17 June 1911, Page 6

FEILDING NOTES.

(From Oni Own Correspondent). To-day is the last opportunity for registering ouder the new compulsory militarj training regnlatious, and those youug men who have uot yet taken advantage of the extension ol time, have till RBven o'clock this evening to do so. After wliioli there is uo doubt tliut tlui rfgnlatious will be strictly enforced iu addition to lines and other penalties, Up to yesterday the registration for tins district totaled 794. 441 being betiWßon the age of 14 aud 18 ami 353 between IS and SJI. Horses number 182. Tho eecretary of the local Beautifying Snoiety lias been instructed to oall tenders for the supply of tree euaida for the trees, which are to ba planted snortly along tlie Kimboltoi» roaii. It is pleasing to notice the removal of the barbed wire around the town squares which lias bo lung been a source of annoyance to the general public. Tho match arranged between tho Athletic senior and Waituna to be played here this afternoon has been saratched owing to the latter being unable to got a taam together. final ruunioipal conceit by the F'aiMng Brass Baud will take place to-morrow iu tlio Rotunda iu the Squato. Several repetitions will be rendered by request ou the lines of the programme published m these columns ut few days ago. APITI NOTES. We havo had our first taste of real winter ttie last few days with cold sootherly winds aud rain, whioh eudod in a slight fall of snow, which was heaviei on the liish country. The weather lias now cleared with prospects of sunshine. The Apiti footballers last Saturday defeated the Raagiwahia boys by three to nil. A most successful oouceit and dance was held in tho Town Hall on Wednesday evnuing iu aid of the hall funds. Aftar saveral items had been rendered the hall was cleared for danciug, which was kept up till the early hour*. Messrs Merino Brcs,, Osborne aud Paimer gnpnlied the runsio. Tho oommittee provided supper aud Mr R, Schmidt acted as M.U.