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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 290, 9 December 1901, Page 4

TAKANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. .Fishing Season--Ist October, 1901, to 30th April, 1902. FISHING LICENSES may be obtained from Mr. L. M. Taunton, Sport* Depot, Pevon-street, New Plymouth; Mr. 0. Oi Smith, Inglewood; and froir the underD. McALLUM, Secretary. Hen's Licenses 10s. boys under 16 Ef, ladies ss, day license 2s 64, one week ss. Fishing Licenses: D. McAllnm G. O. Heenan i A. Callander G. E. V. Heenan J2 M. Fowler 8. Fenny B. R. E. Lenehan A. B. Fletcher Geo Smi h Ohas. Smith O. O. Smith T. Hopkinsou H. Giles G. E. Bryce R. Fowler J. W. Kaby W. A. Bewley A. M. Bewley J. E Wilson T. A. Swayaland A. L. Take U. Frwer H. G. Day A. Wallis X. B. A. Haworth G. W. Bodgers H.linn For any occasion that requires a sustaining; and nourishing food in the smallest compass, one readily taken and easily digested and assimilated by even the most feeble constitution, Bovril is without a peer. For travellers deprived of regular meals, Bovril is an invaluable stand-by; it strengthens and f rtifies the system against nttacks of disease; it invigorates and builds up in convalescence. 1 HAHMERLESS BREECH-LOADINfI SHOT GUN IW OBly as.MgcanUjje i»ia tojnjf P»«* Autnlia, Tasmania, •* 1 Price 335. 6d., CAKRIASB PAID. Cheaper than the Cheapest. A» |ood tmt Serviceable as a Gun costing £io. A HARD HITTER. OLOSE SHOOTER. Will Kill up to 80 Yards. SIHGLE-BASUIEL, 13-GAUfiE, CEHtftAL FXBS, 33a. 64, Carriage Paid. _ , THE Empire Slucle-Barrelled Hammertess 12 Oange BreechJL Tyfr/HAr Ordm a Barrel of Cheapness, DaxaMtttf. and WOrkmaathip. For excellence of shoo tine qoalitiea it ii Ktiropcvi -r «, , - - - -- Its con>uuirxkm U fcttuted, the barrels baring been Gorenunsnt rifle* The breeeh action istagenlow, simple,sa/e, and powerfal: will not get oot ot order, and enables the gas to beltmtlfd wt fired with great rapidity. The barret is feesntifally htoert.tha brteeh Is reinforced and octagonal. Each nn uebaaibcicd tosdmit loniease*. Any maker's 13$aoge central fire cartridges at it Tbe stock is of walnut,hwhJy folUiied and f heqoered, with dnrnblc steel heel-plate., There Ciiup n.. i, gmiiM ahfAiiti safety Cram accidental dbcSarft-i, no hammer us cateh in bosh, fsnees, or scrub, Tbe laniel on whirl) the Empire Ova is coo strutted is perfeet lor TtT~»r aecaraey, and rapid shooting, as well as lor Mfinatt. We have contracted («tr a iamt number of these wi innns. and as we do not intend to supply dealers, tiffing the entire lot as an advertisement for oar firm, we wfU oniy minply 0m Empire On to each purchaser. W* narsatee perfect satisfaction, or wo wiK refund the purchase mu»H»y. The Empire Gun is bored to ensure close Mttsni. With great penetration of the draft. Tbe wetebt t Soot fella. The low price at which we are senirj this weapon b Jot a natted ttma only, henee, as this advertisement mar BSCatfpear again, ptease cot it out and send with year order not later than 3*thßeptember, l®ol, in order to eecoreooe at the price. 335. fid. eaniage pauL A REMARKABLE OFFER! I fOOO POCKET PISTOLS GIVEN AWAY I < BBAD THIS—SECURE OUR FREE GIFT aorl advertise Our Firm among your Frie&cb. So the fint tftirrT"** porebaaers of Empire EuacrlMlni we win present, ataetaUly free, a beautifully finished, nkfcefc yhM perfectly safe and accurate 320-eatfbra breech-loading SSet pistoWoot a coy. but a (ennine weapon of freal penetration. metal for defenee. and excellent for target pra? 5y Him liberal offar is made to introduce this mw pistol, ktdy invented and patented. The priee retail lejsjd. mh, w preasntlr* cm to each purchaser of an Empire Go, we eoert to aeqmre a very large sale from easterners* recota ■snffirnr Tisffr pistol will be (inn aheoUoely free and aanfaM yiaue remember, satisfaction proaranteed or money refunded. Melbourne, call and inspeet, or send friend to d 4 ■Oioryoo. Send this advertisement, eash In registered letter Amqc, natiiAee order, or postal note, to THE VUTMM MAHNflmi MA IMPOBTIM II {EstabUAhedizrMeiboarne 13V), m BolUiu Btreat, ■•lbonrai.

A PERFECT Food for Infants.* ' , Mrs. Ada S. Ballin, ' 1 Editress of' 'Ptb •" Over 70 Years* v SstabUshed Reputation. es BEST and CHcA" 1 1 For CTrfTS and ihYAIiDS, CHILDSEH ad TiS .ICED. " Very cirefu'lv ireparcd and n'.i'ii iivis/' -I.amcbt. ' r -'Mi!y »-i.t i !. ; • invalids and Old .c '(lit."- ilauiCii. HAGAZIKPN!t* 'S S FOOT' f*r hum June ieet; used in -• '.ilmirahly adapted to the wanti of infants aivJ tvng Parsons." r.u CII'RIES A. Cameron, M.D,, F.x-President of the Royal < allege of Surgions, Ireland, j Contain? .-.11 the elements of Food b) an '-aMly digested form." GORDON STABLES, M-Q., R.N, \A ...L •, NUTRITIOUS FOOD FOR NURSING MOTHERSri ■'i The Absolute Purity and Great Economy of Bovril is proven by the fact that over five hundred hospitals and Hadred public institutions, including all most important in the United Kingdom, are regular users of Bovril. Such a practical public endorsement is conclusive evidence of the absolute purity of Bovril, and of its great value as a nourishing stimulant in convalescence. So unanimous a verdict, and so great a testimonial, has never before been given to any similar preparation. ft J|£BSBS. teKIWI St HUTGHEH X&KBISTKB3 AND 80LIOIIOIS IBW PLY MOUTH. I gute d ill to* pl KM •w*T*% 4 »T- > ll* - A mmi^H ■iMf amy l fcglav* fblM» <»■ *er : pniutiAiiMfA)