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Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 222, 18 September 1943, Page 6

Feilding Church Services. gT. JOHN’S CHURCH, FEII.DIN& TO-JIOREOW 'S SERVICES. 13TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. 8 a.ra.: Holy Communion. 31 a.m.: Matins and Holy Communion, the Vicar. 7 p.m.: Mr. H. C. D. Somerset. pEILDINO BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister: -ZEV. B. F. CARLISLE. TO MORROW’S SERVICES. 11 a.m.: “The Dawning of the Day.” 7 p.m.: “For Whom Are You Votingl?” Communion at close. rpHE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL, Manchester St., Feilding.. 7.30 a.m.: Praver Meeting. 11 a.m.: HOLINESS AND PRAISE. 2 p.m.: Sunday School. 7 p.m.: Subject, “THE HALLELUJAH CHORUS.” 8.15 p.m.: After-Church United No Licence Rally. Special Singing. Special Speaker. All Welcome. GENERAL NOTICES A RTHTIR WOOD, Motor Engineer, East Street, for all repair work. Phone 575. ONION plants, 1/- hundred, flower seedlings, cabbage and cauliflower plants. —Pedley’s Nursery, Queen St., Feilding. Notes of the Day This evening’s dance in the Drill Hall for patriotic funds is promoted as a civic function. Those soldiers home on leave will be admitted free as the guests of the committee. Continued broken weather conditions prevail over the Feilding district and yesterday’s wind and intermittent rains interfered considerably with seasonal operations on farms. The lack of sunshine is generally commented upon since normally this period should be one of warmer weather. The heavyweight fat bullock recently sold in the Feilding saleyards on account of Mr. C. Chisholm,, of Iluntervillc, for patriotic purposes provoked considerable discussion as to its dead weight. Recently it was announced that the beast killed out at just under llOOlbs. Beef cattle sold in the fat cattle pens at Feilding yesterday commanded prices, equalling those last registered during the boom period of 1919-20. The unusually high prices arise from a very 1 real shortage of fat cattle which in ' turn has created a keen demand throughlout the North Island. The best price I for fat bullocks yesterday was £2O 17s . 6d and this was the price per head for a truck lot. Members of the Feilding Boy Scout and Cub troops participated in an interesting week’s activities which included instruction in boxing and the second of a series of successful dances. At the week-end a field day at Kiwitea proved instructive, while on Sunday a combined troop victory church parade was well supported at the Anglican Church. On Wednesday evening in the troop’s hall Rev. B. F. Carlisle gave an inspiring address, a court of honour closing the gathering.