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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 113, 17 May 1904, Page 3

No Agents. FOR immediate sale.—Owner desirous of selling, even though at a sacrifice, as lie wishes to leave New Plymouth on account of ill-health, three (fl) houses, live, si*, and seven rooms. Apply—"N.P.,'* Herald Office. NO AGENTS. GOVENMENT LIFE INSURANCE DRPARTMENT. Lost Policy. EVIDENCE having been supplied of the loss of Policy numbered 1170 in the books of this Department on the life of Robert Cutvnmgham, of New Plymouth, settlor, 1 hereby give notice of my intention to issue ft copy to take the place thereof on the 17th day of June, 1904-, unless objection be lodged before that date. J. 11. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. Wellington, May 17th, 1904. Notice. ON and after .June Ist a half-hour 'bus service will be run between New Plymouth and the Breakwater during the afternoon, commencing at 1 p.m. M. JONES, Criterion Stables. Taranaki Acclimatisation Society. SHOOTING SEASON, 1904; ~ (From Ist May to 31st, July.')" THE Shooting Season for Native Game (excepting native pigeon, kaka, pukeko, wio. or blue duck, tui, huia, white heron, and crested grebe) and Imported Game in the district, consisting of the Counties of Taranaki, Clifton, and Egmont (excepting the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, Kaitake Ranges, being sections 168 and 170, in the Oakura District, and Paraninihi or White Cliffs Reservation) will commence on the Ist May and end on 31st July, 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 bo obtained from the Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth, and Postmasters at Waitara, wood, and Opunake. SHOOTING LICENSES. U. Tippins A. J. Cole A, ClilT R. H. George W. W. Murton J. Dennett E, Whittle L. 11. Webster W. Dewley A. N. Bewley F. M. Grayling H. 11. Grayling F. A. Orbell H. Linn N. Johnson R, Chilcott A. Gray J. E. Wilson J. A. Laing A. L. Connett J. W. Abbott 0. A. Rnmball W. Sampson 11. A. Whitcombo D. Teed p. Duddy T. C. 11. Nicholls S. A. Baigent K. W. Baigent T. Corkill C. S. Russell G. A. Richardson L. Inst one F. Standing 11. Giles J. Rusling F. Rusling E. Tumi H. T. Ilickton T. Clarke J. W. Winlield E. Earl E. Broard E. P. Nicholls W. E. Porcival J. A. Colemer J. T. Prosser C. Matthews R. T. Hicks H. H. Pigott S. McGuinness E. Julian W. A. Jury R. Duthie Notice. WB), the undersigned Hairdressers and Tobacconists of New Plymouth, beg to give notice to the Public that on and from the 9th day of May 1904, our hours of business will be from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Signed : CLARKE BROS. J. HUNTER. W. MASON. ROWBOTTOM BROS. H. EDWARDS. R. TERRILL. H. G. BEND ALL. P. F. FAHEY. J. AVERY. To Sawmilieps and Capitalists. SPLENDID BUSH FOR SALE. APPLICATIONS are invited for the right to cut. timber on 11,000 acres of bush in the North Island. The timber, which can be immediately utilised, is puriri, within two miles of the sea coast, and the best that can be obtained in the colony. Many of the trees, which have been inspected by Mr Charles Clayton, Government Surveyor and exsawmill proprietor, are by girth from 9 to 15 feet, and in length from 14 to 30 feet. The bush is easy of access and to work, ami should prove a most remunerative investment for any capitalist or company. Mr Charles Clayton says " There are plenty of places throughout New Zealand where mills are placed with nothing like the timber and prospects that, the bush in question possesses, and the great facilities and advantages for working it." The object should be first to deal with the puriri, as the Government Railway Department! oiler an in.mediate market for sleepers in any quantity. This bush has been sought after for the last 25 years, but the difficulty in dealing with the natives lias hitherto been insuperable. The N.Z. Herald supplement recently contained a notice of the excellent quality of the timber on this land. It is estimated that there is ample tiimbeil to furnish a supply for 20 or 30 years. A fair business arrangement can be entered into at once with anyone who has the knowledge and capital. Apply in first instance to Timber Rights, Box 93, Post Office. Mew Plymouth. Chetwode School, DEVON-STREET WEST BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPAL : MISS STANFORD Assisted by an efficient staff of visiting and resident teachers. Second term will commence on WEDNESDAY, May 25th. MISS STANFORD will be at home to enroll intending pupils on Monday, May 23rd, from 3 to 5 p.m. The West End Omnibus passes the gate. Why Bury Yoursplf In the Bush P BETTER by far BUY ON EXCEPTIONAL EASY TERMS a Farm out of seven, from 177 acres to 1360 acres each, open land, with patches of bush ; within 5 to 8 miles by fair road of Rangeriri Railway Station. Two of the farms are partly fenced, and the prices are only 24s to ÜBs per acre. The whole of the money can remain at 5 per cent, to anyone building or ploughing, School and Post Oflice quite handy ; good fishing and shooting on Lake Wfoanlgapa, facing part of laud. The areas are: 177, 888, 640, 730 1350, 389, and 721 acres. W. COURTNEY. Money to Lend. ON approved securities, from 4} ptr cent, upwards. WILSON & GRAY. Solicitors. Brougham Street, New Plymouth*