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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11586, 29 July 1899, Page 4

TABANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON 18991 (From Ist May to 31st July.) THE Shooting Season for Imported Game in the District, consisting of the Counties of Taranaki and Clifton (excepting the Mount Egmont Forest Beserve), will commencb on the Ist May and end on 31st July, both days inclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest ReserTe, being the area within the circumference of a circle haviDg a radius of nix miles from the summit of Mount L'gmont, the fihootieg of Kative and Imported Game is strictly prohibited at all times. Licenses can be obtained from the Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth, and Postmasters at Waitara, Irjglewood, and Opunake. Licenses have been issued as under. •— T. K. Julian S. McKee W. H. Franklyn A. Clarkson J.L.Stanford B. Weale, jun. James Kenny Capt. Cornwall "W. Adamson A. Muller C. Capell .- A.Gilbert A. L. Tuke Andrew Ccle Sydney Pelham T. Diamond . David Teed, sen. W. Oliver J.Bennett JJ. J. Green C. Aubery D. Wood H. Potter G. H. Barron John Sampson Geo. Rutherford A . Rutherford F. M. Grayling J . E . Wihon F. Seamark D. W. Ilursthouse J. Gibson, ]un. C. 11. Forte Geo. Ram»on J. Paul W. A. Stockley W. H. Bramley R. D. Steward G. H. Ryan W. Buckley W.Bewley . F. Gibbons y J. Leedom Jas. Burgess F. O. Jury S. H. Barrilall H. A. Rumball H. Lepper T Bilski G. W. Waiehim T. C. H. Nicl oils T. Corkill U. J. Capper R. S. M. Kil£our C. O. Smith J. C Adams H. Barrett . C. Jordan J. Judson W. Perham T. Knowles E. Leedom H. Middleton W. Simpson W. J. Homes A. Coldwell 8. Topli»s Alfd. Perry E. W. Wheatley W. E. Percival H. F. Fenlington F. J Webb Rangi Tapitu E. R. A. Ha worth C. A. Rumball N. bhejpard J. Boswell J. Hoo'se A.Andrews Wm. Himmond L. O. DarnellJ J. Cole S. Humphries T. Cowling E. N. H.Brtwer Wai. J. Evans Thos. Baker Jas. Buit Chas. Hodgson Albert Julian "Win. H. Mi es O. Thos. Prosaer R. T. Pro3ttr W. W. Middletou Wm. Hamihries Thos. Humphries P. Taylor ~A. Donald E. H. Davies W. T. Joll E. Coulter J. G. Mottram Jl.J 1 . Julian W. Vincent Geo. Barker G. C. Heenan R. T. Hicks Haupora W. Chambers J. H. Kiogsley H. Dixon U. H. Chavannes @* £5 Reward will be paid to any person procuiiDg the conviction of aDy offender against the provisions of " The Animals' Protectid»'A.ct, 1*880." - The season for Native Game will^close on 30 ii Jane. D. McALLTJM, g'g9 Secretary I). BERRY & CO. Beg to announce that they have inanguiated, in connection with their business, A BTBTEM o? FREE INSURANCE Under which their Customers mayj benefit aa under— : £50 policies for One Week presented to Cash Customers of 7s 6d upwards. £50 policies for Two Weeks presented to Cash Customers of 163 upwards. £100 policies for Two Weeka presented to Cash Customers of 30s upwards. The above sums are paid to the legal representatives of any person, being the holder of one of these policies, whose death shall directly result from any acci* dent; or compensation varying from 10s to £1 per week will be paid in the event of total disablement. This is the Latest, Cheapest, and Best method of Insuring against Accident. Payment guaranteed by the Scottish Metropolitan Life Assurance Company.

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