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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 85, 31 July 1914, Page 2

B® EM! .WHQUIMS m RESIDENTS OF OFUNAU EOAD AND CARDIFF, GANNON & C a BHY6HIRO, •« BROADWAY, @TSATFOIID g Aro now running th®ir oatUb cJo»j **t rout® to Cardiff. *«ly taa asset Meats Supplied, STONE’S HAWKE’S (SAY, TARANAKI, WELLINGTON, And Oewimsrcial, Municipal amf CSRPf&I dsristqry And Mow Zealand Annual. ‘J4th year of Publication Edited by John gtsne. * Demy Bvo. size, containing 1460 pages matter and Numeroui Maps, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt leiterug. - RICE—I6g or 17b Cd ©a publication. id GTH* LONDON DißiCTfflStY. (Published Annually). Snables traders throughout the Wfldd to communicate direct with Fwgliab Manufacturers and Oaalara in each class of goods. Besides being a complete commercial guide to Lonion and its suburbs, the director]! contains lists of Export Marohents with the Goods they ship, aid the Colonial and Foreign Msrkati they supply j StarsuttoSp Linas Arranged under tho Forts to whioS chey sail, and indicating the Approximate Saidngs; Pravlnaial Trade Natlaes >f leading Manufacturers, Merchants, »fcc., in tho principal provincial towns And industrial centres of the United Kingdom. A copy of the carreni edition will be forwarded, freight paid, on receipt >f Postal Order, for Sis. Dealers seeking Agencies can advertise their trade cards for At, or larger idvertisemefits from £3. fHE LONDON DIRECTORY COM* pahy, ltb., '1». AbKfcMrcb Law*. Lenßhm. C.g. ADVERTISED GOODS ARE STANDARD GOODS The World Over. WHY? "OEOAUSE there must be, in advertised goods, a uniform high quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard claimed for it will not bo purchased again and the advertising will be unprofitable. Advertising is Insurance, therefore, that the goods are as represented and good value. 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 anyone giving information t will lead to the conviction of any p son infringing the provisions of Animals Protection i Act, the Fish ies Conservation Act, or who is she ing without a license. Licenses m be produced on request of the ra Cl'S. The following is a list of the p s-H'E to whom Shooting Licenses hi he on issued up to 12th May, 1914 Wliangamomona, G. F. Court, Strornbbm, S. Rosewarne, W. Re warne, J. Phillips, D. Armstrong, R. Donaldson, 0. Olansen, G. To J. E. Anderson, R. G. Fawkner, Roguski, J. Scarry, C. Cron Stratford, T. Kirkwood, J. Levandi ski, E. J. Kirkwood, R. Walker, Walker, C. Jackson, G. A. Har: Juu., R. Garlick, F. Collins, J. Ja son, R. J. McFarlane. H. Rogers A. Walsh, J. T. Martin, F. W. WJ tie, T. Lyford, H. Fazackerley, C. Walsh, W. J. Hamblyn, A. Gamer T. Nicholson, E. Mason, J. R. Stanford, W. Hellier, J. Petrie, H. Abraham; Tututawa, A. H. Clothi Ngaere, A. Kenny, W. J. Morris* Stratford, W. F. Clouston, J. Marl R. J. Rogers, B. Fearon, A. J. Dav Fred Collins, A. Cameron, E. Townley, N. J. Higginson, B, E. Ri round, A. A. Hammond, C. G. W 1 tington, Baker Green, A. Nelson, Steven, C. Hult, C. H. Chavann P. Phelan, H. H. Goilop, W. Davies, L. R. L. Davies, Har Kennedy, H. Voyle; Toko, Ei Jones, John Gnldup, A. A. Pip Chas Tuck. Joseph Caskey, Jas Stanford, W. H. Linn, J. E. Ruth ford, Ernest N. Neal; Te Pope, Knox. Junr., M. M. Knox- Do las, Tims. Young; Wellington, D. ; han; Te Wera, A. Simmons, H. Comne; Pohokura, G. Steer: H’ kama, F. W. Mvers, A Ji Fran C Co alt on, W. E. Simomus; Strs mere, W. Jones, R. Meredith T. ' rv i. F. Williams, A. CrudisPc J fr W il? on,; Toko i ' T - Red Sr %: ?■ Clmbh > Kilpatri J. W. I. Jones; Stratford, P. Brown; Stratford, F. Edwards Campbell, S. Campbell. John Row A. D. Corkill, H. E. Winder. E Campbell. T. 1). Colson, E. H leu, W. H. Harris, W. H. R 0 W. Lovett; Kapuni. W. Smith; To Alex T. Green, Charles Finch? Peter Goldup, W. Smith. H. F. HARKNESS,’ Secretary