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business notices. WHAT DO YOU READ? Do you give your leisure to novels or other light works, the reading of which loaves you as far advanced intellectually as you were before you began: or do you read literature which' gives you ideas and food for thought? If you desire, as you must, reading matter that will enable you to understand the big movements afoot to-day throughout the world, take up course of study provided by BANKS’ COLLEGE. WELLINGTON, < in Economics, Economic and Modern History, Statistical Method, Currency and Banking, Industrial Law, etc., prepared by Mr B. E. Murphy, M.A., LL.IL, 8.C0m., F.8.E.5., First class Honours in Mental and Moral Philosophy, Barrister-at-Law. The subjects arc all of live contemporary interest. They will stimulate your ambition, develop your personality. and make you a thinker and a force in the community. Send for a prospectus. H. AMOS, • Director. STRATFORD ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1, 1910, TO APRIL 30, 1917. LICENSES.— Men, whole season, available over all Dominion 20s; women and boys under 16 years oi age), ss. Day licenses available for Stratford District only) 2s Gd; halfseason licenses from December 20, 1916 available for Stratford District only), 12s Gd. Licenses may be oh Rained from the secretary. Licenses have been issued to the following:— C. Kavaleski, C. Lawrence, R. F. Harknoss, B. Voyle, F. Collins, A. D. Stanley, F. A. Bamficld, G. H. Clark, A. J." Walters, F. H. Whittle, H. Campbell, S. Campbell, W. A. Dingle, R. Hcaly, R. Neal, J. W. B. Jones, J. .Fredric, L. Ricra, C. N. Craddock, P. Wright, J. Petrie, P. Hunter, W. Lovett, A. D. Cuff, A. H. O’Leary, CV Ireland (boy), B. Healy (boy), J. Fitzgerald (boy), J. Crossan (boy), AB Broadley (boy), F. Dodd (boy), L. Collins (boy), R. Stevens (boy), J. Butcher (boy). R. F. BARENESS, Secretary. THE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE BACON CURING CO., LTD. SHAREHOLDERS are notified that the Directors have authorised the following payments for the year ended August 31>, 1916: A Bonus of One-farthing Per Pound On all Bacon Pigs and Porkers supplied during the year, I A Dividend of s,per cent, on Share Capital. . The above payments may bo obtained at the Office of the Company, Inglewood, or will bo posted to shareholders’ after October 14, 1916. ARTHUR MORTON, Chairman of Directors. Inglewood, September 18, 1916. TO LEV. SHOP, nest Nicholson’s, Broadway, best site in Stratford. Moderate Rental. Apply, HANNAH’S BOOT STORK. iELTHAM NURSERIES, ELTHAM. PLANTING SEASON—I9I6. Grown for Sale, 1,000,000 Barberry, well branched, from 128, GO per 1000. Cupresses Lawsoniana, 2-yoar, 203 per 100. Pinus Insignia, 3-yoar, 17s 6d per 100. Pinus : Insignia, 2-year, 15a per 100. Macrooarpa, 2-year, 20s per 100. A-M kinds of Hedge and Shelto* Trees, etc. Note the Address— J. REVELIi, Eltham Nurseries, 'Phone 37. ELTHAM.

BEAUTIFULLY FINANCED FARM. for a long period at 5 per cent, interest. IGO ACRES.—Freehold, long road frontage. River boundary at back, all ploughable land and nearly all flat. No gullies, but a few small elevations. Weil fenced, and all fences in good order, a large portion of which are live fences. Eight paddocks, post and wire cattle proof fences. Well watered, 3 acres bush, good shelter. Present stock 32 cows (milking), 14 2-year-old heifers, and about the same number of yearlings, probably 100 breeding ewes, 5 horses. Would milk (50 cows. Buildings—6-roorned house, in fair j 'order, 12 miles from railway station, j two townships within J-mile, also fac- ' tory. Owner advanced in years, and wants to sell, owing to labour difficulties. Price £2B per acre. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent. Egmont Street, Now Plymouth, CASH, the balance can remain to the owner