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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 22, 30 May 1913, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. WINTER REMEDIES. NYAL'S WINTEk COUGH REMEDY. (White Pine and Tar.) rriHIS is a Wonderful Cure for Coughs and Colds, Is 6d. XYAL'B 13ALZ COUGH SYRUP, An Efficient Remedy for Hoarseness, Coughs and Colds. NYAL'S COD LIVER COMPOUND. A Tonic and Tissue Builder, is a non-oily palatable Preparation, ss. NYAL'S EMULSION COD LIVER OIL. With Hypophosphate Lime and Soda, ss. Sole Agents for Above. T. A. W. NICHOLSON. CHEMIST, BROADWAY PHARMACY, STRATFORD ' SHOOTING SEASON, 1913.

Ist MAY to 31st JULY (Inclusive.) I" lOENSES to Shoot Cock Pheasants - 1 - 4 and Oalifornian Quail jn the Stratford Acclimatisation Society's District will be issued by the following Post Offices:— Stratford (principal), Toko, Ngaere, ilidhirst, Whangamomona, and Strathmore. FEE £l. Country Residents -sending the Fee will have their Licenses posted by the Secretary. Licenses issued to:—J. Rogers H Campbell, T. Kirkwood, W. F. douston J Dodd, Dr. D. Steven, R. Mcfarland, A. Rogers, F. Jans, J. F Martin, E. N. Campbell, H. Edwards, ■J. Langman, W. Henry, W. Lovett (V n° [ f ■?,'£ D - , Co ! son > C " B - Walsh D. Corkill (Stratford), Wm. Myers, C Coulton, A Orudis, A. Simmons (Strathmore), A. E. Clifford, J T Kilpatriok, C. Riley (Toko), T. Young Douglas), S Stephens, D. Armstrong, K. G. I<awkner, A. Collingwood G Court R. Watkins, F. Dravitzh,' h! Fazackerley, H. C. C. Strombone, G. J odd, G. Syme, S. Rosewarne, (J. Sharman (Whanga.), Thomas Botr" (Stratford), Albert Whickham (Ngaire) & G ,-S Up n (T ?, ko V N - °- Marchant G Rutherford (Stratford), ;V. Miller (Mfdhirst), Harry Harris (Toko),. Howard Wickham (Kaponga), T. Lyford (Stratford), W. Summers (Stratford), W. Derby (Pohokura), W R. Davis (Stratford), A. H. Clothier (Tututawa),, J., Jackson (Strathmore) R, Garlick (Stratford), G. A. Harris (Toko), Frank Collins (Stratford), F. M. Graylihg (Tahora), A. L. Hboper IkSX&SfohJiri Player. (Te, Rotf). ,■.. Nj.B. —A Reward of £5 will he paid to the person for information leading to the conviction of any person shoottile Society's 'regulations. All' licenses must be produced, on command of any ranger., i^uJ W. B. FEARON, Secretary. jTHE MOST SUITABLE SEPARATOR FOR THE SMALL FARMER, ■ .. , $3 THE HOUSEHOLD * SEPARATOR

I TO SKIM----9 gallons per hour. 15 gallons per hour. 27 gallons per hour. 44 gallons per hour. From £2 19s 6d upwards, according to Size. Rail Free to your Nearest Railway or Wharf. These machines skim 0.03, and even he who keeps only one cow must purchase a Household Separator, for, by the production -of so much more cream obtained by the machine, he will gain in a few months more money than ho paid for the Separator. HARKNESS STREET, SINGLE PHASE ELECTRIC MOTORS FOR STARTING ON LOAD

Manufactured by RHODES BROS. Doncaster, England. l.i H.P. ... £26 F. 0.8. Stratford 21 „ ... £33 „ „ 3 ~ ... £3B ~ „ 5 ~ ... £45 ~ >» 6 ~ ... £47 )» )> 8 ~ ... £oo ~ j, 10 „ ... £6B „ „ EVERY MOTOR GUARANTEED OF FINEST QUALITY AND LATEST DESIGN. nnHE New Plymouth Borough CounJL cil have one of these motors for driving their stone crusher and we recommend buyers, before placrag their order elsewhere, to communicate with the New Plymouth Borough Engineer, regarding its quality and efficiency. Distinct advantages over other makes' • (1) They are self starting; (2) No starting device is required other than switch. (3) They are more cheaply installed. (4) They are fool proof. (5) They are overload proof. (6) They will give full load starting torque for full current. SOLE AGENTS—-.-jl/f'CMILLAN & TCREDRIC, STRATFORD.