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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 71, 15 July 1914, Page 2

31 mESIDENTS OF OPTTNAia SOiJ) AND CARDIFF, iy?eh i r Oi .« BBOADWAY, BTEATFOBD, Are now running their mrts d«*i tat route to Cardie HAWKE'B BAY, WELLINGTON, And •ommsralal, Muntolpil and CiaWfil DIRECTORY ARd New Zealand Annual. 14th year of PnMi«M«ni Edited by John stone, Dfimy Bvo. size, containing 1450 pages matter and Numerous Maps, corrected to date, the whole hand' aomely bound in cloth, gilt letteritlOE—lffa or 17s Od oe publication. (Published Annually). finable* traders throughout the Tf«rM to communicate direct with English a *aoh class of goods. Besides being * complete commercial guide to Lemon and its suburbs, the director* contains lists of Expert Merchants nth the Goods they ship, »d the Colonial and Foreign Market* they apply j Steemshtp) Line* ■ranged under the Ports to wfcieS hoy sail, and indicating the epproxi* Sailings; Previnoiai Trade Netleet * leading Manufacturers, Merchant*, •to., in the principal prorincial town* ■fid industrial centres of the Unite* kingdom. A copy of the eurrenS ««liMoiK wffl nj forwarded, freight paid, on receipt f Postal Order for SB*. Dealers Beeking Agencies can eAre* sise. their trade cards for ill, or larger dvertiseraenta from JSS. rHE LONDON OiRECTORV G£!3PANY, LTD., **. AfraftHret, Lane, Lenden, E.g. ADVERTISED GOODB

STANDARD GOODS The World Over. WHY? TVECAUSE there must be, in JL3 advertised goods, a uniform high quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the. standard claimed for it will not be purchased again and the advertising will be unprofitable. Advertising i s Insurance, therefore, that the goods are as represented and good value. 1 The consumer who buys advertised goods rarely makes a mistake. "Stratford Evening Post" readers will profit by a careful perusal of its advertising columns. STRATFORD ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON, 1914. A REWARD of £5 will be paid to anyone giving information that will lead to the conviction of any person infringing the provisions of the Animals Protection Act, the Fisheries Conservation Act, or who is shooting without a license. 'Licenses must be produced on request of the rang-

The following is ;i list of the pers'>»>s to whom Shooting Licenses have been issued up to 12th May, 1914: Whaugamomona, G. F. Court, H. Strombora, S. Rosewarne, W. Rosexyarne, J. Phillips, 1). Armstrong, J. It. Donaldson, 0. Olansen, G. Todd, J. E. Anderson. JR. G. Pawkner, J. Roguski, J. Scarrv, C. Cronin; Stratford, T. Kirkwood, J. Levandowski, E. j. Kirkwood, R. Walker, L. Walker, C. Jackson, G. A. Harris Jan., R. Garlick, F. Collins, J. Jackson, R. J. McParlane, H. Rogers E. A. Walsh. J. T. Martin. F. W. Whittle, T. Lyford, H. Fazackerley, C B .Walsh, W. J. Hamblyn, A. Cameron, 1. Nicholson, E. Mason, J. R. L, Stanford, W. Hellier, J. Petrie, H. E Abraham; Tututawa, A. H. Ngaere, A. Kenny, W. J. Morrison; Stratford, W. F. Clouston. J. Martin R. .1. Rogers, 13. Fearon, A. J. DaveyJ Fred Collins, A. Cameron, E. A. Townley, N. J. Higginson, B. E. Richl mond, A. A. Hammond, C. C. Whittington, Baker Green, A Nelson D ! te ™l\ C - lllt < C. H. Chavannes, P. Pholan, H. H. Gollop, W. r! Dnvies L. R. L. Dav.es. Harold Kennedy, H. Voyle; Toko, Evan Jones, John Goldup, A. A. Piper, Chas Tuck. Joseph Caskev, Jas A. Stanford. W. H. Linn. J. E. Rutherford, Ernest N. Neal; Te Popo, G. Knox, Junr., M. M. Knox; Dongas, rhos. Young; Wellington, D. Boban; Te Wera, A. Simmons, H. P. Comne: Pohoknra, G. Steer: Hu-a-kama, F. W. Myers, A. TJ. Franks, 0 Loulton, W. E. Simonris; Strathmcre, W. Jones. R. Morei-'t'i T T "

'•• i, F. Williams, A. Orudis; PoJ»oWa, TV. J. Wilson ; Toko, 4. Oecige, C. Riley, H. Chubb, J. Kilpatrick, .1. W. T. Jones; Stratfvd. F. R Brown; Stratford, F. Edwards, H. Pam'pbelJ, S. Campbell. John Rogers, A. 1). Corkill, H. E. Winder. E. A. Campbell. T. 1). Colson, E. H. Al--1-n, W. H. Harris, W. H. Rowe, W. Lovett; Kapnni, W. Smith ; Toko, Alex T. Green, C'mlrs Fincham, Peter Goldup, W. Smith. R. F. HARKNESS, Secretary..