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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 170, 29 June 1900, Page 4

THE BOLD BUCCANEER. Iwas a bold buecane„, „,.„ .. w „„ w , lv , „„„ street In a smooth silk hat and a long frock coat; And close to his club he cha-ced to meet A trimming bard, with a tremulous throat, Clad round lis limbs, as a bard should be, In the garb of the aristocracy. The singer, he seized the warrior's hand; His pulse beat high that grasp to feel, " And you come,'' he cried, " from a distant land, That rings with the clang of your clashing steel 1 Nay, tell me your doughty deeds," said he, " To enshrine in immortal poesy 1" To-day, as of old, will our champions take Their lives in their hands where the battle is keen; " You fought and bled, like Raleigh 01 Drake, For old England's fame, and to serve your Queen." " Well, not exactly that," said he ; " We fought for a Limited Company." The bard, he winced, for his soul was high ; For to break the letter is not to sin. He thought to himself of Nelson's eye, And of Hawkins, who disobeyed to win. " There were maidens and babes to lave," said he, " When jou dashed on your raid across the seal' The bold buccaneer, he eyed him hard, With a delicate quiver about the lid; He saw in his soul that the well-dressed hard j Mistook the note of your modern Oid. 'j 'Tvvas cur stocks and shares, you knew," said he, " That stood in particular jeopardy." The poet, he heaved a quiet sigh. "Yet, still, 'twas a glorious cause," he cried; " For your couotry's pake you strove to die." The bold buccaneer, he stepped aside. " You don't understand finance," said he; " 'Twas trie glorious cause of £ s. d." Gbant Allen.

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SHOOTING SEASON-Ist MA'N TO 3lsr JULY. 11/00. JL ;<j ihe Di<ir,et, con-ist'ng of the Cour.Uus of 'fiiinuaki ami Uliltou (excepting tot Mguul Kgmojit Forest Keterve, Kaltalii lUcgfg, loiujf sections 168 ai.d 170 lathe o„kurft t/.siiiot, and Paramusia el' White CilliV J(o:.trvaliji ), will commence on tlu ;st. May and end ou 31st Jul/, both diyiinclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, being the area within tbe oircumfercnee ol a circle, having a ravins of six miles from the summit of M.,unt Egraont, the shooting oi Native and Imported Game is strictly prohibited at all times. Licenses can be obtained from.the Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth, and Post masters at Waitara, Inglewood, Opunake, SHOOTING LICENSES. A. G. Butcher John S. Hart W. Bewlcy V. A. Corbelt Osborne Wall H. J. Green W. F.Penlington T. D. Colson F. W. Cornwall E.W.Wheatley Claude Capel Percy M. Harrison W. Barnard W. A. H. Stocklcy G. W. Wareham T. Corkill H. Langman F. M. Grayling D. Teed,sen. Herbert Martin A. Boon W.Baskerville Fred. Gibbons W. 0. Phillips H. M. D. Knight A. J. Douch C. 0. Smith John Minnix Thos. Burgess H. 0. Barratt W. J. Holmes Chris Crane J. Robertson Samuel Topliss B. T. Hicks Chas. Ambury A. Rutherford James 0. Morey W. J. Mattoews 0. H. Taylor J. F. Boddy Thos. Mitch dl John L. Rogers E. Broad J\ew=on Sheppard Wm. J. Ev*ns J. W. Winiieli Chas. T. Prosier Ch js. E. Bryue It. Walker 'Jhos. J. Humphries A. Jilfjar J is. Ila'combe I'. C.ui'ton Frank Muggeridgc Aruw Seekanip A. C. Clarke E. G. Allen W. A. B. Bewley D I. McGowan Geo. Hamson J. C Adams C. Pridham R. G. Cottier J.E. Wilson J. Gibson Fred. C. Harrison W. K. Fawcett G. S. Connett Fred. Seamark F. Julian ' H. Kothcry W. Oliver 11. Jeitery J. Bennett C. H. Forte T. Diamond F. 0. Jury J. Leedom Chas. Rogers Jas. Patterson Geo. W Gedge Geo. West Edward Newson t) Henry Potter H. Middleton W. W. Middleton J. Cunningham W. E. Callander Wm. Sampson T. Batler S. Pelham H. Bnxton A, Julian H. W. Burkett J. L. FiiutoCE Louis Petch Wm. E. Percival John Runling A. V. Coldwell John Wueeler Jas. Tarry S. W. Bucktbought li-jwlaud T. Prosser John Judson Thos. A. fcwaysland Wm. Humphries Edward Julian Al bert E. Page W. J. Bel! Wm. Taylor Geo. C. Heenan James R. Patterson

J. Adarnson W. Lnc-jDa li. S. iterraciougn Win. Minhiufcictt 0. GoocUon Will Webster paij to any persot procuring the ci-iuvicliun of any offendei gainst fciie provisions of "The Animals Protection Acr, WiO." T|..c i'or Native Game will close or 30th jxxue. D. MoALLUJA, Secretary. /"VNLY half the people in •J New Ply economy in household purchases. HOW DO WIS KNOW Ucoauae only half of them Mat upon having g:ocer to put tl an inferior «■■«;.. gives the aeUur a larger pro at at the purchaser's exp.nsstt.