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Bush Advocate, Volume IX, Issue 794, 20 June 1893, Page 4

Public Notices, ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. mHE SHOOTING SEASON _L for Native and Imported Game will Commence on the Ist of MaY and will Close on the 31st of JULY. The License Fee for selling any Native or Imported Game is £5, and for Shooting Imported Game 10s, These Licenses can be obtained at any of the following Post-offices : —Napier, Wairoa, Mohaka, Hastings, Waipawa, Waipukurau, Ormondville, Norsewood, Danevirke, Wimbledon, Porangahau, and Woodville. It is illegal to sell any Game before the Ist of MAY or after the ( Ist of AUGUST. The Society will pay the sum of Two Guineas to any person who will give such evidence as will leac? to a conviction of any person shoot ing or selling Game without a license or out of season. C A. FITZROY, ____^ Hon. Sec. SHOOTING LICENSES THE following is a list of persons who have taken out Shooting licences for the ensuing season : — Alex Miller, Henry Franklin, Sylvester, James Miller, Michael Sullixan, Alfred Fries, Samuel Smith, ! Charles Bryan, Harry Chapman, F M Nelson, C O Tanner, A G Sutherland, W Alexander, Oswald Nelson, Fredk Nelson, W M'Donald, C H Maclean, John Gollan, Hy Collett, Thos Crow, Richard Croxton, Heury CorskiG, James Smith, P G Hyde, Fred Matheson, Ambrose Potts, G F Hardy, H J Wheeler, John Lord, Thos Parkinson, Robts Parkinson, W H Dewhirst, C H Arrow, John Britten, Ernest Britten, William Henry Nalson, Francis Bering Walsh, Hans Peter Glerup Mortensen, Robert Moreton Youd, George Grederick Barton, James Charles Blake, Harold Devereaux Daven port, Tatton Fraser, Charles Ernest Harmer, Henry May, William Bird, George M'lntosh, Walter Shrimpton, C A Smith, II J Smith, D Glendenning, jnr, H M Sanders, W J Couper, A E J Westmoreland, Cartwright Brown, Joseph Orchard, J R Redstone, J D Ormond, Frank Ormond, J Ormond, jnr, HI) Potts, W M'Kewan, James Whittle, David Strickland, Chas Stacey, Jno Elliott, Wm Proffit. Francis Logan George Tait, Alfred Dillon, jnr Chas Hy Brill, Thomas Crosse, A J Cotterill, J F Jardine, W Fawkner, T H Lowry, H B Williams, Frank Nelson, E J Gothard, J J N Machil, Jas Leithead, II T Wright, Geo Yond, A. E Jones, Wm Austin, Jos Stone, H Laws, Fred Simmons, D M'Culloch, P J Cosgnve, G L L T Abrahams, TPizzey, W Parkinson, John Burridge, P S M'Lean, S. Crowther, David Faulkner, F I de Lisle, Cuthberfc Carr, Benj Merritt, W Buck,, Raymond Harris, A Nach, Joseph' Ebbett, T H Stubbs, C M Smith, D P Ryan, FCW Bierre, John O'Connor, James Kemp, William ' Knight, Kenrisk J Hill, W Beamish, George Franklin, John M'Pherson, Alfred C Herbert, R J Fleming, John Wood, L W Mackersey, A O Seymour, E Nelson, A Brady, T P Hunter, R T Hunter, Sydney Johnston, John Anderson, D A Sturi rock, D M Couper, Chas Herbert, J F Crane, Wm Cross, E Hoverd, F T Simcox, F C' Russell, A H Witherow, W O Taylor, Thos Ireland, D Canning, Gt R King, Guy Cooper, Stephen Scott, John H Baker, Richard Gooch, Chas Howell, T N A Bear, Wm Loveday, E A Haggen, Frank White, E R White, F L Gordon, Harry Cannon, Lionel Izod, Robert Wilson, Robert W Buckeridge, George T Hall, James A Blake, Frank J Herbert, A W Lubbock, W J Tyerman, David Crowther, Langley Shaw, G SVWenley, HC Wilson, George Thornton, R Bower, Robort Davis, IH E Jarvis, W Hutchinson, I A Winter, Business Notices. ANDERSON & SON, CARRIAGE, COACH, TRAP, DRAY, OAitT, & WAGGON BUILDERS. HEREBY announce that their Stock is replete with every requirement for the town and country trade with Timbers of the best quality and highly seasoned — Europuan, American, Australian, and Native — and possessing a Colonial experience of over 40 jears can confidently assure their numerous patrons that every article made by them will be guaranteed of firstclass material and workmanship. (See Evening News, Napier, Feb. 27, 1891— That the articles turned out by Messrs Anderson are second to none in the colony for excellence of workmanship and quality of material.) They possess the best tyrcing plant in the province, and all patrons can faithfully roly on having a genuine first class article at a very moderate :ost. Motto — Honesty, lightness, strength, and durability. Encourage local industry. LAND FOE SALE. THE Well-Known Property of Mr T. Haujst, One Hundred and Eleven Sections Varying in area from QUARTER- ACRE TO THREE ACRES. And all within Five Minutes' Walk of Danevirke Railway Statien. TERMS TO SUtFevERYBODY Persons desiring Residence or Business Sites will do well to enquire ; no better offers to be had of any property in this rising place For full particulars apply to F. C. W. BIERRE, Agent for the Vendor WAIPAWA DISTRICT HO&T* PITAL. npiCKETS, available for a year X from date of issue, Price 10s may be obtained of The Editor Bush Advocate, Danevirke. JAMES H. NELSON, ; Secretary.