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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 93, 9 June 1911, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. w, CORSETS! 1 I - tffrtf J m -t. I »/), r m i '■O OF ALL CHAFERS.

ANY BUSINESS EVERY BUSINESS! Jj~J~AS its own personality; it’s the thing you deal with when you deal with any business house; the spirit of that personality, whether or not your dealings are agreeable to you. One branch of our business is soiling Men’s Boots. THE EGMONT spirit is to soli the highest quality at lowest prices; to stock better boots than others—the best.

AUCTION SALES. SATURDAY, JUNE 10th. KEMP AMD SAWLE HAVE received instructions from Jill. H. FLOYD, who ia tiie district, to sol! sit their Mint, Broadway, A ITTtOGT RESER\ JC Tlso whole of bis HouseholdYFuridturo sind Effects, including: o dlilo. iron bedsteads, hapoc mattresses, and bolster, box spring mattress, dining -table, fancy table, large kitchen dresser, sofa, chairs, linoleum, wheelbarrow., wiingei, grindstone, 3 ' lamps, largo quantity kitchen utensils, tools, crockery., and eunchies. Sale at 2 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES. STRATFORD A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. I POISON has boon laid for dogs on the above Siiow Grounds, and any dogs found trespassing will be Sllot ’ E. JACKSON, Socrotarv. TARANAKI LAND, DUILDiNG AND INV F-ST.M ENT 8001KTY, GERMAN ENT (Established ISGo).. MONTHLY subscriptions are Due and .Payable at Aim Secretary’s ODico, Brougham Street-, New Plymouth, on MONDAY, 12th hist.-,- between the hours oi D.3J a.m. and c E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. FOR SALE. ("IORNEPt Swansea and Victoria / St reels, outside horomdi, Mouse, 7 rooms, bathroom, pantry, washhouse, dairy, and outbuildings, hind R. McCORMICK. FOR SALIC BRECON LEA, Opunako Road—G roomed House, pantry, scullery. bathroom, 2-roomed Collate, stable, !i. aid e. water, electric light, beautifully planted grounds, with 2 to II acres, as desired; frontage to two metalled roads. Very easy terms. Appl v 1 ’ \V. G. MALONE. FOR SALE. 213 ACRES. i OWING to ill-health, the cheapest | Farm in Taranaki; all level , and in grass and crop; 18 paddocks, largo 1 1 o 11 «o and first-class outbuild- ■ ings; railway station, factory, and school adjoin property; frontage is < very suitable for cutting up. With careful farming the farm wotdd return at least £I2OO per annum. Price only £2(l per acre; terms if desired. Title, Land Transfer. Address “Farm 27,” care this oiiice. Gi () TO THE EG.MONT TEA fl ROOMS, where you can got the Best Cun of Tea in Town.—gM US. BACK HOUSE, ’Broad way, Stratford. S' T. ANDREW’S Ladies’ Guild.—A Musical Evening will be held in Sunday Selma! Hall on Friday, Juno Dili, at S p.m. Good programme. Admission Is.

T~- , PUBLIC NOTICES. JOS. W. BOON BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, .i. , ./mui -1 ■ • f .. Kogan Street, Stratford. Estimates given for all descriptions of Building Work in Town or Country. Dairy Factory Work a speciality. Telephone 10. SHOOTING SEASON. Eli. F TCEXSE3 to Shoot Cock Pheasants, Californian Quail, and other Imported Game will he issued ily the Postmasters at Stratford (principal), 'Toko, Cardiif, Midhirst, \\'hangaiiioniona, Strathmore, Huial|anm, and Eltiiam; fee £l. Season from Ist May, 1011, to 31st day of July, 1911, both days inclusive The following Native Gamo may ho sliot:—Native Pigeons and Wild Duck; all other native game absolutely protected. > ' The following licenses have boon issued:—Frank Collins, W. S. Clark, Win. Readhead, A. 0. Bublitz,' F. Jans, J. Mischewski, J. F. Foley, C. LI. Barker, H. Campbell, D. S. Glasgow, P. A. Colson, W. 11. Davis, i?. M. Grayling, ii. J. Dunham, H. J. Gedge, R. Mardlov, H. Voyle, Win. Donaldson, J. T. Scott, E. B. Stohr, \V. J. Walsh, B. Green, C. B. Walsh, I’. Kirkwood, A. Bland, L. 11. Davies, I. ,j. Newell', P. C. Clemow, Win. B. Jarrick, Geo. A. Harris, D. R. Savige, A. 11. Glntiiios, G. Symo, <l. Voyle, A. E. Ricklebcu, W. J. Morrison, E. J. Kirkwood, E. Wood, C. E. ilnWc, A. V/alter, L. Curtis, T. J). Unison, E. Walsh, J. Petrie, F. A. I'yror, 11. Handley, T. 11. Lash. A. Stewart, T. Lyford, A. G. L. Lyford, >V. ii. Rowson, J. Stewart, V. Dimock, B. Hooper, L. A. Linehain, N. M. Coleman, Geo. Coleman, J. Kenny, A. Kenny, W. Grilfiths. C. F. Tuck, 11. Edwards, J. W. Boon. W. Lovett, W. AlcQuay, M. Fowler, A. E. Rhodes, F. Rhodes, B. Memhory, R. W. Garlick, G. Steer, 11. 0. C. Strombom, E. A. Tow.nley, J. Martin, J. Floyd, R. IT. Phillips, A. Simmons, W. Busby, N. F. Dunlop. A. (A Alilnor, J. E. Smith, L. Walker. AA . 11. Stockier,-11. B. Anderson, J. AVilcock, A'. P. Miller, E. Hill, T. Wilson, A. ' J. Darcy, TV. Rowe. J. Hewitt. A. Sangstcr, A. Scott, H. Wickham, Goo. McQuay, H. Gray. G. AV. Scanlon, 11. Monnsey, A. Stncklny, J. T. Rowe, F. A. Gibson, 11. F. Hayden, G. J. Maslon, AV. L. Bicnnoriiassett, P. B. Frank. AV. P. Dpi a more, L. H. Knncky,. \V. 11. Bennett, A. Rutherford, A. G. Rutherford, A. E. Clifford, A. J.. Loos, C. Riley, J. Lncnna, 0. H. Allen, J. G. Chon, J. T. Kilpatrick, J. G. Ritchie. J. Griffiths, J. AV. Green. W. IT. Harris, F. At. Mai Tow, 0. E. Soahright, F. Fowler, R. Shorter, J. Tnvcrarity, J. Groschinski, T. Cookson. James Jackson, L. Pctch, ■Char.. Gatton, H. Gattou, J. Lovamloski, C. Cmiltor, A. Alcrcdith, T. Luman, AA r . Calvert, AV. Atkins, Gen Stevens. G. H. Corbett, AV. Genglian. C. TT. Glagit, R. Barlow, E. H. Shavrock, E. Hoachan. J. AV Shields, F. Hamilton. E. Law. C. I). SOLE. Hon. Sec. STRATFORD ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. “ANIAtAL'S PROTECTION ACT, A9OS.” mHE sum of Ten Pounds will be JL paid to any por'«on that will give information that will lead to thn conviction of any person committing .a broach of the above Act by shooting any native or imported game during the close season, or being in pursuit of same with dog and gmi. Be cider of tbo Council. C. D. SOLE, Secretary.