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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 65, 25 March 1913, Page 6

Sportsmen will rejoice at the decision of the Stratford Acclimatisation Society to apply for an open season both for native and imported game, the previous resolution having been rescinded. Hawera and New Plymouth have both applied for the open season, and their application has been granted. At the meeting of the local society held last week it was also decided to approach the neighbouring societies with the view to appointing joint rangers. Twenty-five brace of pheasants will be purchased, and liberated after the coming season closes. The Stratford Bowjing Club sent four rinks down to Hawera yesterday, but they were beaten fairly easily both in the morning and in the afternoon. Hawera also beat three rinks from St. John’s, Wanganui. , A few doses of Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion and your cold’s gone. x

NOTES AND MEMORANDA. A sum of money lias been found. Every golf player likes to know that the club he plays with is the very best—one that will give him every satisfaction using it, and such a club is the Hood Club advertised .by Mr R. B. Anderson in his announcement on page 4. The sale of a shop lease in Broadway is advertised for sale by WH. H. Young and Co. Tenders are invited for 100 cord of rata firewood. A reward is offered to finder of lady’s bag containing a sum of money. Sale of motor car (seized under' distress warrant) by Mr Newton'King at the Hayraarket on Saturday. Usually you smile when yoirarein a good humour. Smoke Regent Cigarettes, and keep smiling. Fragrant and pure, they are the best for the inhaler. Warner’s Rust-proof Corsets. Every pair guaranteed not to rust, break, or tear. Your draper" stocks nerV*. ■ , ' i ' r I ,; /(■ 1 A Ladies! Warner’s Corsets aro comfortable—guaranteed so—they i shape fashionably. The bones cannot, rust or can the fabric tear. Order now. Local drapers. i s

MOBSTER REDUCTION SALE. At the Melbourne, Ltd. The Melbourne’s Annual Reduction Sal© is now on. The richness and magnitude of the bargains simply beggar description. Every ting in stock reduced for this great annual event—the greatest bargain sale of the season. Read here of a few oi the bargains. Ladies’ serge costume skirts 3s lid. Boys’ tweed Norfolk suits 13s 6d. Men’s flannel shirts 2s 3d. Men’s wire cord trousers 5s Hd. Men’s Kaiapoi socks Z pairs for 2s 6d. Lovely toilet soap 3d tablet. Boy’s all-wool ’varsity suits 9s lid. Men's merino pants 2s 9d. Men’s indigo, Venetian suits 59s 6d. Men’s Roslyn boxed suits 32s 6d. Men's Roslyn all-wool saddle trousers 8s 6d. Men’s large red handkerchiefs 3 for Is. Men’s honeycomb tennis shirts 3s 9d. Fine indigo costume serge 56-in. wiv.e 7s 6d yard worth 10s 6d. Welsh flannel 10d yard. Boy’s Norfolk suits sizes Bto 14, 13s 6d, marvellous value. Ladies’ umbrellas serviceable and smart 3s 6d. Hundreds of other money saving bargains. *

AUCTION SALES. TINKER THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT ACT, 1908. In tlio matter of Mcßain and Childs, of Stratford v. Frederick Gooch, of Stratford, Plaint No. 53-13. And in the matter of a Distress Warrant issued herein on March 13th, 1913. OTICE is hereby given that under the above-mentioned Distress' Warrant, I did, on the 17th day of March, 1913, seize the under-mention-ed Motor-car, which I have authorised Mr Newton King, of Stratford, auctioneer, to sell by Public Auction at the Haymarket, Stratford, on Saturday, the 29th day of March, 1913, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon. ONE CALTHORPE MOTOR CAR. Dated, at Stratford, this 25th day of March, 1913. F. M. MARLOW, Bailiff, Magistrate’s Court, Stratford. NOTE.—The Car can bo seen at Messrs Mudford and Son’s Garage, ti,*nn .I n,o X, Oott+k Stratford, up to the