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Opunake Times, 23 July 1937, Page 4

His Duties Lady: So you are on a submarine. What do j r ou do Sailor: Oh, I run forward, ina'am, and hold her nose wheD we want her to dive. One Way Out The tenant offered the land lady four shillings rent instead of eight. Said'the landlady, "You aio four shillings short." "Oh, no," said the tenant. ''l was, but now it's yoxi." •

SHOOTING SEASON. LICENSES to shoot, in the Taranaki Acclimatisation Society's district, cock pheasants, Californian quail and Australian quail, May 1 to July 31, 1937 (both days inclusive), grey duck and black swan, May 1 to June 30, 1937 (both days inclusive), pukeko, May 1 to May 14, 1937 (both days inclusive), will be issued from the following post offices: New Plymouth, Inglewood, Mokau, Okato, Pungarehu, Opunake, Rahotu, Tariki, Urenui, Waitara. Licenses may also be obtained from the Secretary, Brougham Street. New Plymouth, F. Quin, Sports Dealer, New Plymouth, N.P. Hardware Co., New Plymouth, and I J. J. Miller, Curator, Inglewood. All licenses must be produced on request of rangers. VAL. DUFF, Hon. Sec.

Are assured to \»»ose who = ORDER A NEW SUIT TO MEASURE 3 R. E. PEAT Men's Wear Specialist, OPUNAKE

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