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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 43, 5 October 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. is MAJESTY’S THEATRE BERNARD’S UNRIVALLED HTTITb 1n Ct THEY ALL SAY Nothing Brighter, Clearer, or Better Ever Seen Here. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. RACHAEL—STAR DRAMA. Impudence Punished (comedy), Lilly s Bible (dramatic), Tim Magnet (educational), Test ot I ncndslnp (drama), Monocvcle Display (novelty), Path© Gazette 11(3 (topical), Winter Traffic, Stockholm (scenic), Opportunity and the Man (drama), , Bridegroom’s Dilemma (comedy). Power of a Policeman’s Helmet (comic). Our New Machine is the Best Ever. Prices —Adults Is, Children 6d. Orchestra Every Evening. SRIZE MATINEE 2.30 SATURDAY. Adults Gd, Children -M. mown STRATFORD. HALL. FRIDAY, 6th OCTOBER. I ? LJI PICTURES. PICTURES. PICTURES. PICTURES. PICTURES. PICTURES. WATCH THIS SPAC'D FOR A PROGRAMME THAT MAY BE EQUALLED BUT NEVER BEATEN.

/CORONATION SKATING yy RINK. Open Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Afternoon Sessions—Ladies and Children 6d, Gents Is. Evening Sessions —Ladies- Is, Gents Is 6d. CORONATION ASSEMBLY. The next Dance will be held on MONDAY, October 9th. . . Ladies Is, Gents 2s. Mrs. Bianchi (pianist), Mr. Cameron (violin). WINTER IS ON ITS LAST LEGS: and Spring is popping its nnso round the coVnar. Probably thla ’tween season weather is causing ' you to feel out of sorts. Most people feel the change in climatic conditions. EDWARDS’ TONINC-UP TONIC Is the thing to set matters right. It is just the right remedy to take at this time of the year. Most people take it, that’s why Its sales always increase during August and September. Buy a bottle, it will keep you fit and well. Price 2s Gd. r F. EDWARDS, STRATFORD.

V STOF B ’S HAWKE’S BAY, ' WELLINGTON, And TARANAKI Commercial, Municipal, and Genera! DIRECTORY, And New Zealand Annual. 21st year 1911. of Publication. Edited ny John Stone. Demy Bvo. size, containing 1450 pages, together with Numerous Maps, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. PRICE: If ordered before Publication, 12s 6J ; after T ' ,, blication, 15s. S-'t CLOGS ARE A BOON IN WET WEATHER, And a comfort to wear when it’s dry. For tho farmer who “bangs” cows and knocks about the stocityard all and any kind of weather—they’re ideal Footwear. Have a look at those hanging outside POSTER’S I window. Notice tho price, Tls 6ri—quite a small figure considering the Supreme Satisfaction they give. If you prefer Solid Leather Boots — Now Zealand made, boar in mind—ask for FOSTER’S MEN’S CHROME WORKING BOOTS, at 10s. They wear like wire and have ever so Neat an Appearance. B. G. POSTER BOOTMAKER, Broadway, Stratford,