Feilding Clock Tower at sunset, looking towards Kowhai Park.

A 1.5 metre wooden stag has bee erected in early 2019 on the main road into Apiti. Crafted by Errol McKay the wooden stag represents the generations of wild game hunters the town has welcombed into its settlement in 1886. Under the stag was lies an old Maire tree, which was found on the bank of the Oroua River. Apiti has been known as the gateway to the Ruahine Ranges. Deer culling began in the area in the early 1900's to stop over-grazing in surrounding forests. Hunters crafted tracks and huts throughout the ranges in the winter before hunting deer in the Autumn.

War Memorial - list of local soldiers that died in wars. Child Section Entry

The clock tower is in the middle of Feilding town and I like it. Child Section Entry

Showing the way to Sixtus Lodge, Limestone Cave.

Kowhai Park gate sign situated on South Street. Entry in Child Section.

Street sign showing South St West, Manfield Park main entrance and Rata St entrance.

Clock Tower - looking across to Darraghs building. Child Section entry

Drover and his Dog protecting Feilding on a hot summers day on Kimbolton Road. Child section entry

Corner of Manchester Street and West street at sunset. Child section entry

Situated on the corner of Sandon Road & Ranfurly Road. Entered in the Teenager Section.

Clock Tower with the Darragh Building behind. Entered into Teenager Section

Clock Tower on Manchester Street/Kimbolton Road Square. Teenage Section

Corrugated cows in paddock on Sandon Road Child section

Photograph of the Feilding Clock tower with the MyFarm building behind. Teenager entry

1st.Friendly Feilding sign situated in Kimbolton Road. 2nd Sign - at the entrace of the Feilding Race course 3rd sign - Corner West & South Street. 4th Sign situated in Aorangi Road