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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 74, 23 March 1912, Page 8

BUSINESB NOTICES. DAN MALONE AND C° BOTTLERS OF ' MANNING AND CO’S SPARKLING XXXX ALE. THE WINE OF THE BARLEY. For countless generations Ale been a favourite beverage. It was drunk in Egypt 3000 years before the Christian era; it was known and appreciated by the Ancient Gauls; it was the favounce liquor of the AngloSaxons and Danes: and is still the Premier Drink of the most alert and active peoples of the world. It was the drink of the lusty and strong, the ' ‘doers” in the history of the past. MANNING’S ALE, brewed by Manning and Co., of Christchurch, New Zealand, is akin to the Ale of Old England, for it is rich in the qualities that promote health and strength. That its merits are appreciated by those most competent to judge, is proved by the rapidly-grow-ing sales in every part of Now Zealand. ON SALE IN PINTS AND QUARTS, At T . DAN MALONE AND C 0; •• FENTON STREET, STRATFORD. ’Phone 55. - Box 48. 1 ■ -AXJ V ; f o (1 • Got Rid of That r*AQ« Sore Place! BEE OINTMENT, ALWAYS CURES I ; rr-7- m • —Everywhere. vi J STRATFORD ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON. 1911. LICENSES to take Trout and Perch in any part of the Dominion will b© issued from tho Ist October, 1911, to the 30th of April, 1912, subject to such regulations as Order-in-Council describes. Fee, £1; Women and Boys ss. The Following Fishing Licenses have been Issued: — A. Hollard, L. Ricra, T. Gardiner, F. Collins, J. Fitzgerald, G. R-Drury, Dr. Menzies, O. Skoglund (boy), b. Rowe (boy), C. H. Slight, R. bpence Sid Clark, A. Fowler (boy), G. Carter (boy), R. Crossan (boy), W. Rowe, J. Dodd, J. R. L. Stanford, A. T. Twiss, M. Bowler, H. lorter (boy), J. H. Thompson, B. Hume '’boy). 0. Vaughan, P. Childs (hoy)’ J. Brake, T. Bottiu, W. Y. Kirkmau, Roy Curtis (boy), \incem Kowaleski, F. J. Morgan F. Collins, D. P. Sullivan (boy), C. 0 Robertson, O. L. Allan, S. Voyle, R. M. Kivell. All Persons Must Produce their Licenses on Demand. C. D. SOLE. Sec. jAWSON *pALLS MOUNT EGMONT. HHE Tourist Cottage and the L Mountain Houses are now open r the season. . . Tho road through the National Park ,s been repaired, and is now in exllent order, and visitors will expence no difficulty whatever in driving ;ht up to the house. As there has been considerable adnce booking this season, intending sitors should write and secure acmmodation beforehand. The Tourist ►ttage is also connected with the ilephone Service. SCALE OF CHARGES— At the Main House, Is per day each rson, with cooking utensils, tableware, mattress and pillow supplied; at each of the detached cottages, 2s each person per day, with similar articles supplied, with the addition of a spring mattress. Children are charged half the above fees. TOURIST COTTAGE. This establishment is replete with every modern convenience. Amongthe recent additions are a large diningroom and smoking-room. Visitors wdl find the Cottage, with its beautiful surroundings, an excellent place at which, to spend a holiday. Tariff: Meals 2s, beds 2s. Paddock for Horses Is per day; Feeds at Is 6d each. A stock of tinned meats, fish, fruit, biscuits, and sundries is kept for the convenience of picnic parties and other visitors. Address all communications, The Manager, Mountain House (via Kaponga). H. GRAHAM, Manager. I