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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 87, 3 August 1914, Page 2

rn f ffl MaQUa#® M .RESIDENTS OP OFVNAK& ROAD AND CARDIFF, u ANNON &' C a ¥ @ HI R Q« m SJEOADWAY, STBATFOIID, Ar«t now running fcLtexr ©art# sionj jflt route to Cardiff. SRly Pie Ssae MeaSa Supplied* STONE’S HAWKE'S BAY, TARAHAKB, WELLINGTON, And Cosnmtrotal, (Municipal or# EWftral DIRECTORY And New Zealand Annual. 24th year of 1914 Public* tioa Edited by John 81am. Oemy fevo. sire, containing 1460 pages matter and Numeroui Maps, corrected to date, the whole hand-* aomely bound in cloth, gilt tetter- '“*• _ i iiIOE~I6g or 17s ®d ox publication. mm DIRECTORY. (Published Annually). Enables traders throughout the WmM to communicate direct with Engliall iftanufaotyrera and Dtalari u each class of goods. Besides being t complete commercial guide to Lorn-* ion and its suburbs, the directors contains lists ol Exptte Merchantt fith tEe Goods they ship, and the Oolonial and Foreign Markets they '«pply J I SteamsHlp Llnaa arranged under the Ports to wMdS :hey sail, and indicating the Approzi* nate Sailings; Provincial Trade Natieee >1 leading Manufacturers, Merchant*, »to., in the principal provincial l town* >nd industrial centres of the United Kingdom. A copy of the enrreni edition will ‘>e forwarded, freight paid, cm receipt ■f Postal Order for 2»a. Dealers seeking Agencies can adzcf* ase their trade cards for At, or larger -dvertisenientiN from £3. / -"HE LONDON DIRECTORY C«M> pany, ltb., »9. AfruinuraSi La««, Lentfen. R.O. AL’VtMi ISED GOODS ARE STANDARD GOODS The World Over. WHY? "OECAUSE there must be, in advertised goods, a uniform high quality, -iitherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard claimed for it will not be 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 pa -Cn. anyone giving information will lead to the conviction of any son infringing the provisions oi Animals Protection Act, the Fi ics Conservation Act, or who is s ing without a license. Licenses | be produced on request of the i ! ers. The following is a list of the st.'s to whom Shooting Licenses been issued up to 12th May, 191 \\ hangamnmoua, G. F. Court, Strombom, S. Rosewarne, W. 1 uarne, J. Phillips, D. Armstrong R. Donaldson, 0. Olanson, G. 1 " ■ ,4 lldersoll - K. G. Fawknei Roguski, ,). Scarry, C. Crc Stiat ford, 1. Kirkwood, J. Levan w7 l? ij d ;-, Kirkwood, R. "Walker . Walker, C. Jackson, G. A. Ha Jun., R. Garhck, F. Collins, J. J 'son, R. J, Mcharlane, H. Rogers A. Walsh, J. T. Martin F. W T |“®» T- Eyford, H. Fazackerlev, C \\ alsh, W. J. Hamblyn, A. Came J. Nicholson, E. Mason, J. R Stanford, W. Hellier, J. Petrie, B j Abraham ; Tututawa, A. H. Clot. Agaere, A. Kenny, W. J. Morri Stratford, W. F. Clouston. J. Ma R. J Rogers, 13. Fearon, A. J. Da j fired Collins, A. Cameron. E. J own ley, N. J. Higginson, 6. E. 3 imond, A. A. Hammond C C "V ; tington. Baker' Green, A. Nelson P, 11 ", 0 " C. H. Chavar Iholan, H. H. Gollop, W. Dawes L R. L. Davies, Ht i Kennedy, H. Voylo; Toko J Jones, Jobu Goldnp, A. A. P. Stonfn i Ck vir J^ ep T ll Cask(? y. Ja s for f r d ’ W ; ?• Lim h J. E. Rul foul Ernest N. Neal; Te Pope V’°ti Ju v"’ M " M - Knox; D If 8 ’ r m S -J T oun S; Wellington, D. w', le \\era, A. Simmons, H Comrio; Pohokura, G. Steer; E C’em,lt‘ W J^ er8 ’ A. JJ Fra L° w OD | W " E - Simomns; Sti “ a ’p V ’ W J n neS ’ \ Meredith, T. , ’ K A. Crudis; P ! C Pi.t • Toko > J " Ge T fv% f" Chubb ’ Kilpati t- vv - ,; Jones; Stratford, F. ; r <‘ ; n SI, ' a •‘■Jw’d, F- Edwards, ! '\ n ’r" i S -,i Ca w pbc U- JoLn Ro2 !p !) ", Gorkll . H. E. Winder, E, W-/' 1 - P*«". B. H. im’j ”" - g Harris, W. H. R< AleJ -' p Kupuni " W - Smith; T pitn p , < ; rOOIK Charles Finch jletor Goldnp, W. Smith R- F. HARKNESS,