AMUSEMENTS. CO RON AT! ON ASSEMBLY. OLD MASONIC HALL. HE next Dance will be held on MONDAY EVENING, JULY 17th. Ladies Is, Gents 2s. Pianist, Miss McDonald; M.C.’s, Messrs Burgess and Parsons. DANCING CLASS—Tuesday Evening, July ].Bth, from 8 to 19. Ladies Gd Gents Is. POLSTSCAL.
STRATFORD ELECTORATE. MR J. B. ME ■ k\' iLL AddreS ' Ins Constituents at THE PUBLIC HALL, TARIKI, July 17th. THE PARISH HALL, INGLEWOOD, July 18th. THE PUBLIC HALL, MIDHIRST, July 19th. THE I OWN HALL, STRATFORD, July 24th., STRATFORD ELECTORATE. JJ TO THE ELECTORS T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I desire to announce that I intend to seek your suffrage as Member of Parliament for the Stratford Seat, and intend to place ray views fully before you in the Press and on the Public Platform before the next General Election. In the meantime I will merely state that I am standing as a supporter of the present Government, and have the' honour to have been chosen as the Liberal Candidate for this seat. I trust to be favoured with the support of all lovers of the People’s Liberty and the Progress and Prosperity of our country. I am, ladies and gentlemen, Yours obediently, JOSEPH McCLUG GAGE. BUS!IIESS MOUSES. EGMONT HAIRDRESS3NC SALOON. THE most up-to-date Saloon in Taranaki, NOW OPEN. Everything of the latest and best procurSterilising urn for towels, btenlising Cabinet for combs, brushes, clippers, and all tools used in flic, trade. In charge of a competent and first-class tradesman. Razors set Is, Scissors set Gd. Full Assortment Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Pipes, and Smokers’ Goods, as usual. Next door to my Fancy Goods Shop. CHARLES E, JASVJES, GASH TRADER, Stratford.
SHOOTING SEASON, li IL LICENSES to Shoot Cock Pheasants, Californian Quail, and other Imported Game will he issued by the Postmasters at Stratford (principal), Toko, Cardiff, Midhirst Whaugamomona, Strathmore, liuiakaraa, and Elthain; fee £l. Season from Ist May, 1911, to 31 st day of July, 1911, both days inclusive The following Native Game may be shot:—Native Pigeons and Wild Duck; all ether native game absolutely protected. The following licenses have been issued:—Frank Collins, W. 8. Clark Wm. Deadhead, A. C. Lublitz, 1 • Jans, J. Mischewski, J. F. holey, C. 11. Barker, H. Campbell, D. o. Glasgow, P. A. Colson. W. K. Bans, F. M. Grayling, H.'J. Dunham, H. J. Gcdge, R. Hardley, H. M m Donaldson, J. T. Scott, L. B. totohr, W. J. Walsh, B. Green, C. B. Walsh, T. Kirkwood, A. Bland, L. R. Davies, L. J. Newell, P. C. Clemow, Wm. L. Garrick, Geo. A. Harris, D. R. (savage, A. H. Clotliies, G. Syme, J. Voylc, A. E. Rickleben, W. J. Morrison, E. J. Ivirkwbocl, E. AiV ood, C. E. Rowe, A. Walter, L. Curtis, 1. D. Colson, E. Walsh, J. Petrie, F. A. Tyrer, R. Handley, T. 11. Lash, A. Stewart, T. Lyford, A. G. L Lyfonk W. H. Rowson, J. Stewart, V. Dimock, B. Hooper, L. A. Linoham, N. M. Coleman, Geo. Coleman, J. Kenny, A. Kenny, W. Griffiths, C. F. luck, H. Edwards, J. W. Boon, W. Lovett, W. McQuav. M. Fowler, A. E. Rhodes, F. Rhodes, B. Mombcry, R. W. Garlick, G. Steer, H. 0. C. Stromhorn, E. A. Townley, J. Martin, J. Floyd, R. H. Phillips, A. Simmons, W.'Busby, N. F. Dunlop. A. C. Milner, J. E. Smith, L. Walker, W. 11. Stocklev. 11. B. Anderson, J. Wilcocb, V, P. Miller. E. Hill, T. Wilson, A. J. Davey, W. Rowe, J. Hewitt. A. Sangstcr, A. Scott, 11. Wickham, Geo. 'McQuay, H. Gray, G. W. Stanton, R. M-ovmsey, A. Stockley, J. T. Rowe, F. A. Gibson, H. F. Hayden, C. J. Moslem W. L. Blenncrhassctt, P. B. Frank, W. P. Delamorc, L. IT. Knacky, W. R. Bennett, A. Ruthorlord, A. G. Rutherford, A. E. Clifford, A. J. Lees. C. Riley, J. Lucona, 0. 11. Allen, J. G. Chon, J. T. Kilpatrick, .1. G. Ritchie. J. Griffiths, J. . Green, W. H. Harris. F. M. Marlow. C. E. Sea bright, F. Fowler, R. Shelter, J. Tnverarity, J. Groschinsld, r l’. Cookson, James Jackson, L. Patch, Chas. Cotton, H. Gotten, J. Lcvnndoski. C. Canltor, A. Meredith. T, Luman, W. Calvert, W. Atkins, Lcn Stevens. G. H. Corbett, W. Gcoeban, C. H. Glagit, R. Barlow, K. IT. Sbarrock. E. Boa eh an. J. \. Shields, F. Hamilton. E. Law. C. D. SOLE, Hon. Sec. ST R ATF 0R D ACGL3MAT 1S AT 10 N SOCIETY. “ANIMALS PROTECTION ACT, inns.” THE sum of Ten Pounds will be paid to any person that will give’ information that will lead to the conviction of any person committing a breach of the above Act by shooting any native or imported game during the close season, or being in pursuit of same with dog and grin. Bv order of the Council. C. 1). SOLE, Secretary.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 122, 15 July 1911, Page 1
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