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Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 173, 25 July 1939, Page 3

FEILDING BRANCH. N.Z. LABOUR PARTY. CLOCK COMPETITION. SOMETHING NEW IN GRASS HARROWS PATENT ADJUSTABLE POINTS ENSURING LIGHT DRAFT. The BEVIN HARROW HAW EXCLUSIVE FEATURES. Costs Less, Easily Transported, Adjustable Penetration, Very light draft. A Wonderful Implement. Send for Catalogue or Inspect the Harrow in Our Showrooms. N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Dist. Co., Ltd., SOLE AGENTS, FEILDING. JjX)R Your Painting and Paperhanging requirements. Try fcycL Hewett, 18 Owen Street, FeUding. FEILDING FREEZING WORKS TIIOS. BORTHWICK & SONS (A’ASIA) LTD. (Incorporated in England.) PIGS PIGS PIGS We are buyer, ol all classes ol Pig. lor Export Highest Prices Prompt Payment. AGENTS IN ALL DISTRICTS. 'Phone 310. FEUDING. P.O. Box 8.

J OOKI Sale of bales Starting To-day! Furniture, Sewing machines, clocks, everything reduced to clear. If you want it make an offer.— Gray's Furniture Exchange, Manchester St., Feilding. J3ECOVEK your Chesrerfieid Suite now. Let us quote you for repair* and recovering in latest Genoas, Tapestries or moquette.—Eade’s, Home Furnishers, Phone 170. “TDOOMEBANG'* Songster No. 41 now on sale. Full stocks at Car the w's. T JSE Glen Coal for heating takea a lot of beating. Also town and country carrier. Phono 160.—J8. W. Law. r T , BEES, shrubs, roses, flower and vegetable plants obtainable from Pedley's Nursery, Queen St., Feilding. TTSE Puke Coal for #Satisf action. Westport Carbonettes, Smithy Nuts and Coke. Maire, Matai and Kata, and lengths. Bone dry Slabs, 30/- load, 1 sack 1/9. —W. Hunt, Phone SB, ingYKTHEN your car gives you trouble, V V call on or King ARTHUR WOOD & I SON, East Street, Feilding. Tf H. DOWRICK, member New Zea- ■ * laud Florists' Exchange. Flowers (wired anywhere for any occasion. Wedbing bouquets a speciality. Fcrgussou I Street, Feilding. 'Phone 703 A.

A Barrister’s Defence. Verbal sparring, to the amusement of all in the Court, was a feature of the cross-examination of a Crown witness in a trial for breaking and entering in the Supreme Court, Wellington. Witness had already been convicted of breaking and entering a house into which he said prisoner had invited him at a stop on a motor-car journey. Prisoner’s counsel asked him if he were not suspicious in such circumstances. “Not unless you are a legal gentleman and looking for trouble, ’’ witness answered. “\V.‘ Ho not get you into trouble, we get yu.. . of it,” retorted counsel.