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STRATFORD ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON, 1914 --SL anyone giving information that I will lead to the conviction of any persoh infringing the provisions of the I Animals Protection Act, the Fisher- | ies Conservation Act, or who is shooting without a license. Licenses must be produced on request of the rangers. The following is a list of the per- , s'ms to whom Shooting Licenses have. been issued up to 12th May, 1914; ! Whangamomona, G. F. Court, fl. Sirornbom, S. Rosewarne, W. Rosevvaruej J. Phillips, D. Armstrong, J. R. Donaldson, 0. Olansen, G. Todd, J. E. Anderson, R. G. Fawkner, J. Roguski, J. Scarry, C. Cronin; |Stratford, T. Kirk wood, J. Levandowski, E. J. Kirkwood, R. Walker, L. | Walker, C. Jackson, G. A. Harris Juu:, R. Garlick, F. Collins, J. Jackson, R. J. McFarlane, H. Rogers E A. Walsh, J. T. Martin, F. W. tie, T. Lyford, H. Fazackerley, C. B, Walsh, W. J. Hamblyn, A. Cameron, T. Nicholson, E. Mason, J. R L* Stanford, W. Hellier, J. Petrie, H. E. Abraham; Tututawa, A. H. Clothier, Ngaere, A. Kenny, W. J. MorrisonStratford, W. F. Clouston, J. Martin R. J. Rogers, B. Fearon, A. J. Davey) 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 Steven, C. Hult, C. H. Chavannes, P. Phelau, H. H. Gollop, W. fi! Davies, L. R. L. Davxes,. Harold Kennedy, H. Voyle; Toko, Evan Jones, John Goldup, A. A. Piper,* Chas Tuck, Joseph Caskey, Jas A.*** Srnuford, W. H. Linn, J. E. RutW ■ -■M, Ernest N. heal; Te Popo, G. Knox. Junr., M. M. Knox; Douglas, Thos. Young; Wellington, D. Bck ban; Te Wora, A. Simmons, H. P Comrie; Pohokura, G. Steer; kama, F. W. Myers, A. U Franks, C Coulton, W. E. Simomns; Strath- '"' mere, W. Jones, R. Meredith, T. La~ f iv n, F. Williams, A. Crudis;' Pohokura, W. J. Wilson; Toko, J. Gedge, C. Riiey, H. Chubb, J. Kilpatrick .J. W. T. Jones; StrattV.-d, F. R Brown; Stratford, F. Edwards, H. Campbell, S. Campbell, John Rogers, A. T). Corkill, H. E. Winder. E. A, Campbell, T. D. Colson, E. H. AI- , len, W. H. Harris, W. H. Rowe, W. Lovett; Kapuni, W. Smith; Toko, Alex T. Green, Charles Fincham, Peter Goldup, W. Smith. # R. F. HARKNEBS, . 1 Se«retwj v .";■;;,