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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2693, 11 July 1923, Page 2

Considerable interest has been taken in the learners' class formed by the Feilding Brass Band and Mr. Brabyn, who is in charge of this section, report's that alrealdy 14 have joined and are attending the practice on Monday and Wednesday evenings. The band have mapped out a choice selection of march pieces and it should not be long before more is heard of the movement. The Feilding Girls' Physical Culture Club met in the Parish Hall on Monday n'ght, when Mr. G. V. Wild, or the stall' of the Agricultural College, delivered an interesting travelogue, covering his impressions of visits fn Paris, London and Edinburgh during his student days. At the conclusion, the speaker was given a hearty and appreciative vote of thanks. The rat nuisance in the Feilding Borough Council's dump is to be tack led right away. Clean rubbish w originally dumped in the locality in order to fill a hole, but other matter began to collect with the result that rats bcg-in to gather. According to reports the rodents have been having a rollicking time to the danger of the community. That their destruction should have been tackled by small hoys suggests a lack of supervision of the dump, and it is hoped that the publicity given the matter will be the means of eradicating the evil.