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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 104, 22 June 1900, Page 4

TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING? REASON—Ist MA* TO 31st JULY, 1900. THE Shooting Season for Imported Game in the District, consisting of the Counties of Taranaki and Olifton (excepting the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, Kaitake Ranges, being sections 168 and 170 in the Oakura District, and Paraninihi or White Olifis Reserratioii), will commence on the Ist US/and end on 31 at Jv.Ly. both days inclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, being the area within the circumference of a circle having a radius of six miles from the summit of Mount Egmont, the shooting of Native and Imported Game is strictly prohibited at all times. Licenses can be obtained from the Ohief Postmaster at New Plymouth, and Postmasters at Waitara, Inglewood, Opunake, SHOOTING A. G. Butcher John S. Hart W. Bewley K. A. Corbett Osborne Wall H. J. Green W. F. Penlington T. D. Colson F. W. Cornwall E. W. Wheatley Claude Capel Percy M. Harrison W. Barnard W. A. H. Stockley G. W. Wareham T, Oorkill H. Langman F. M. Grayling D. Teed, sen. Herbert Martin A. Boon W.Baskerville Fred. Gibbons W. <X Phillips H. M. D. Knight A. J. Douch 0. 0. Smith John Minnix Thos. Burgess H. 0. Barratt W. J. Holmes Chris Crane J. Robertson Samuel Topliss R. T. Hicks Ohas. Ambury A. Rutherford James 0. Morey W. J. Matthews G. H. Taylor J. F. Boddy Thos. Mitchell John L. Rogers £. Broad Newson Sheppard Wm. J. Evans J. W. WinSeld Ohas. T. Prosser Ohas. E. Bryoe B. Walker Thos. J. Humphries A. Elgar Jas. Hal Combe E. Oaulton LICENSES. A. 0. Clarke E. G. Allen W. A. B. Bewley D. I. McGowan Geo. Eamson J. O.Adams 0. Pridham R. G. Cottier J.E. Wilson J. Gibson > Fred. 0. Harrison W. K. Fawcett G. S. Connett Fred. Seamark F. Julian H. Rothery W. Oliver H. Jeffery J. Bennett O.H. Forte T. Diamond F. 0. Jury J. Leedom Ohas. Rogers Jas. Patterson Geo. W, Gedge Geo. West Edward Newson 1) Henry Potter H. Middleton W. W. Middleton J. Cunningham W. E. Callander Wm. Sampson T. Butler S. Pelham H. Buxton A. Julian H. W. Burkett J. L. Flintofi Louis Petch Wm. E. Percival John Rnsling A. Vi Coldwell John Wheeler Jas. Tarry S. W. Buckthought Rowland T. Prosser John Judson Thos. A. Swaysland Wm. Humphries Edward Julian Albert E. Page W.J.Bell ENDORSED J. Adamson W. Lucena L. 3. Barraclough Wm. Minhinnick 0. Goodson Will Webster J. J. Oonnell E. Lucena H. J. Jury N. 0. Young Wm. Adamson M. J. Goodson parry Linn r £5 Reward will be paid to any person procuring the conviction of any offender against the provisions of "The Animals Protection Act, 1880." The season for Native Game will close on 30th Jane. D. McALLUM, Secretary.

LAND. LAND. FOR iSALK. 12 Acres, miles from New Plymouth All but acres in grass; new pasture 4-room house, dairy, phed, etc; fenced and divided into 6 paddocks. Close to factory and school, on good metal road. Price, £ll per acre. 10 Acres and nice House (new), stable and other outbuildings; only 2 miles from New Plymouth Post Office. Good orchard and shelter trees. Good metalledjroad to gate. Land divided into 4 paddocks, and well laid out. Price, £725, or would lepse with right of purchase. Stratford—Two very central sections.; £SO each. 190 acres, Durham Road. About 115 acres in grass, 4-roomed house, etc,, level and dry, 5 miles fropi Railway Station and Dairy Factory, by good level road 90 chains wire fencing. 25 acres.—Veale Road, 2 J miles from New Plymouth, by metal road. Good site or residence Only £l2 per acre. Devon street East—| Section, about 42ffc. frontage, r Red House Hotel. Price £325 2000 acres. Best part.of Awakino District, close o main road to Auckland ; only 20 miles from railway station; excellent grazing land; about 47u acres in grass, oomed house, considerable fencing. £ 0s per acre; £2OOO can remain ao per ent., or £3500 at 5 per cent. 347 acres, Urenui Partly very rioh rive flats; 200 acres in good grass. 5-room house and other buildings; 2J miles of sheep-proof fenoing, good orchard. Only £5 per acre. A bargain. 107 acres. 4 miles from New Plymouth Post Office. Good 9-room house, men's house and other buildings, 2 acres orchard, full bearing; divided into 9 paddocks, 20 acres shelter bush. Only £lO per acre. Boarding House in best part of New Fly Irnrath; 16 rooms, with site for shop adjoining; good position for business. 900 to 3000 acres, capital grazing land, mostly fern and rough feed with o<umpa of bush, about 50 miles south of Auckland City, and eaßy of access by rail and water, or road. Price for freehold only 12s 6d to 15s per aore, or might lease with right of purohase. Mid hirst—s Seotioos and Cottage, only L6O 454 aores on Junction Road ; about half n grass j 3 miles fencing. Price ,£IBOO, er would lease with right of purohase advertised free cl ob&rge.j Mertjagea negotiated, and Transfers Leases, Mertgageß, etc., prepared atbrtVfr charges, MONEY TO LKND en goed freehold security, In sums upwards. Interest from 5 per oent. We act) as Agents fer Country Solicitors and Land Brekerr. initraotleui «nay be sent b pest «r lef with Mr A. H. Meere, Opnnake j Mr 7. P. feakes, Waver ley | and Mesiri Peiry and >ro!v»i, Ingleweed. a.c.eo6kes&c° LICENSED LAND BROKERS, NEW PLYMOUTH. FARM FOR SALE. TB PUKE, BAY OF PLENTY. IDA ACKKB first-class land, all imJLOU proved, and in good grass; house of pi* rooms, outbuildings, good orchard and palter trees. Price, £9OO. The Farm slopes gently to the north-east, and commands fine view of the Bay'o Plenty, and is only 18 miles from Tauranga. For further particulars, apply M. SPENCE, Strand, Tauranga, N.B.—Te Puke is noted tor its spendid climate and rich land, producing large quantities of maize fruit, and beef. HKABAOHEb are relieved in a , few j aiuuteß after being well rubbed with I fcoMftf'l KOSIiMI . «J», tWtbMIW, %