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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 210, 5 September 1944, Page 6

GENERAL NOTICES GARDENERS, NOTE ! rAABBAGE, Cauliflower and Onion Plants, as well as other Seedlings available now from — S. MASON, Florist, Manchester St., Feilding, Phone 200. D. R. RUTHERFORD BUS SERVICE FEILDING TO PALMERSTON NORTH. ALTERATIONS TO TIMETABLE •Fridays only. No Return Fares Issued. No Concession Tickets except Workers' Tickets and School Children. DEPOTS: FEILDING: C. J Wickham, A.I. Dairy, Kimbolton Road. Phone 675. Private Residence, Phone 197. PALMERSTON N.: Phone 6677, White Star Office, 18 Rangilikei Street (opp. Ford Motors.)

! Ptes. R. M. True and L. J. Moore and L.A.C. X. Zuppicich received the Feilding Patriotic Society’s presentation at the Borough Council Chambers yesterday. The power was cut off In Feilding yesterday morning between 8 and 9 o’clock for almost 40 minutes. In some instances where households were dependent on power for cooking preparations for breakfast were upset. The Stableford bogey competition of the Feilding Golf Club on Saturday resulted as follows: R. H. Farquharson 35 points; P. C. Miles, 33 points; L. M. Gieson, 33 points; S. A. Gover, 32 points; C. A. Curtis. 32 points and T. Donaldson, 32 points. R. Blundell defeated V. J. Stichbury, 2 up in the semi-finals for the Brown Cup competition. Feilding firms who have to date been presented with the “In Appreciation of valued cooperation during the Victory Loan Campaign 1944” certificate which is signed by the Hon. Walter Nash and the chairman of the National War Loan Committee as well as counter-signed by the chairman of the Feilding War Loan Committee, are: Messrs J. Cobbe and Co., W. Wilkinson, Ltd., and the Feilding Sash and Door Co. Ltd. Commenting on the reference in yesterday’s Times to the action of the Manpower officials in calling up employees in Feilding for essential work elsewhere, the president of the Chamber of Commerce (Mr. D. H. Mclriness) yesterday stated that it was not generally understood that employers had the right of appeal within seven days. He understood that the experience in the past with such appeals had demonstrated that every consideration was accorded to the circumstances of the employer.