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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 83, 13 June 1921, Page 8

SHOOTING SEASON 1921. MAY 2nd TO JULY 31st (Inclusive.) LICENSES to shoot cock pheasants, quail, pukeko, teal, grey and black swan, in the Stratford Acclimatisation Society's district will be issued by the following Post Offices: Stratford (principal), Toko, Ngaere, Midhirst, Te Wera and Whangamomona. Feo £l. The shooting of pigeons and Paradise duck is prohibited. Coifntry residents sending feo will have their licenses posted by tho secretary. Note: A reward of £lO will bo paid for information leading to the conviction of any person shooting without a license, or contravening the Society'3 regulations. Licenses .must bo produced on command of anv ranger. Licenses have been issued to the following :^—William Donaldson, Clement Bielawski, W. J. McAloon, Chas. Riley, Edward Spencer, Bert. Marshall, G. Todd, F. G. Catchpole, H. C. C. Strombom, Robt. Gilbert Walker, Alfred Douglas Corkill, Geo. Robertson, Harold Lawrence Walker, Norman Walker, Fred Wm. Whittle, Chas. Massey, Hugh Campbell, Geo. Alf. Harris, Frank Foley, John Pettrie, junr., Sidney Norman Nash, Leonard Harry Voylc, Edward Perrett, Wiggs Henrickson Peick, o»mes Robertson, Arthur- Henry Nelson, .Geo. Baker Green, F. A. Bamficld. P. G. Wright, R. F. HARKNESS, Secretary. Follow tiie Crowd To the most up-to-date Hairdressiog Saloon in Stratford—Four Chairß, No Waiting. Large assortment of Pipes and Razors to choose from and complete stocks .of Tobacoo, Cigarettes and Cigars. r ' Try one of our massages. Next A. A. Thompson, Stationer. BROADWAY STJEtATPOED, SSQLE AGENT© IN STRATFORD "'—fob—. ;'•-■■ NORTH BRITIOM RUBBER GOODS TOOKB of the celebrated C3in<ohei *& ? -j Cross and Plain Tread Tyrsa now on'Eand. The Best Britian Tyre yet produced. Write or s*» va »* oflo« te prioa list. BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

Good Propositions, FOR SALE. ON BEHALF OF ABSENTEE OWNER. 185 ACRES on metalled road, all in \ grass except 1.5 acres, about J acre bush. All flat land, ploughable and \ has been ploughed. Winter 55 cows, 2 bulls, and horses. There has been no stock on since end of April. 7-roomed residence, concrete verandah back arid front, set in copper, large implement shed, stable, workshop, and gig shed. Cowshed of 10 bails (new) concreted. 11 paddocks. Watered by running streams. PRICE £37 per acre, £IOOO cash. Ist mortgage approximately £SOOO at 5 per cent for 4 years, balance can be agreed upon. The' owner of this farm wants the best- offer. He must sell and ,can give good terms to sound man. 129| ACRES, Kent Road, including 22 cows. 4-roomed' house, 4-bail cowshed. Opposite School, P.O. and Factory. Price £25 per acre, £4.00 cash. Selling as a going concern at above figure. 105 'ACRES, close 'to New Plymouth, 6-roomed residence, with bathroom, washhouse, detached dairy, implement shed, pigsty, calf shed. All in grass, half level and 90 per cent, ploughable. Carrying 22 cows ana has wintered 27 cows and 3 horses. \\ miles School, P.O. and Factory. Price £3O per acre, including 22 cows and 3 horses, all implements. If all cash possibly £27 10s per acre will purchae the place. 20 ACRES at Bell Block, practically all in grass, about 2 acres bush, 12 acres flat. All been ploughed, 51 acres newly grassed. Will carry a cow to 2 acres. Whare and outshed, orchard, 3 paddocks. Price £SO per acre. Cash £7OO. Land Agent, EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. IF YOU want solid tyres fitted to your truck, get in touch with C. L. Wilson and Co. ,Eltham, agents for North British Solid Truck Tyres. Best