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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 36, 7 February 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. E R WARD’S ABOVE ALL H. M. PICTURES T 11 E A T R E TO-NBGHT. TO-MiGHT. Last Chance of Witnessing The Groat iris!’ Drama. COLLEEN DAWN. COLLEEN DAWN. A Picture that will bring tears to your eyes and will make you laugh till you ache. Taken from l);on Boncicault’c Famous Book. Thursday’s Usual Chanae, Bigger, Brighter, Better than Ever. Dramas—The Tendsrfoot Messenger. When the Sun Wont Out. LOVE AND WAR. The Clown’s Best/ Performance. Scenics— Wild Sea and Stormy Sunset, Amalfi. Comics— How a Hungry Man was Fed Servants Superseded. Her Words Game True. Fun in a Bear PitFcalshead Hypnotizator. SPECIAL SERIES TOPICAL SCENES PREPARATIONS FOR WAR (Tripoli) Bernard’s New Symphony Orchestra EVERY EVENING. Change Pictures Monday and Thursday USUAL PRICES. Town hall. STRATFORD. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7th. MISS ANDERSON HUGHES Will give an ILLUSTRATED LECTURE i On "PALEST! N E.” A New Light Upon an Old Story. Descriptive of Miss Hughes.’ personal experience during her recent tours through Egypt and Palestine. A Magnificent Collection of Limelight Views of Oriental Life and Customs, the Temple Area—now and in the past, Jerusalem To-day, Recent Extraordinary Discoveries, including the New Calvary, Garden Tomb, Pilate’s Hall, etc. This Lecture will be of Unique Interest to every Bible Student, Teacher, ami Scholar. Admission Is, Children 6d. Commence at 8 p.m. STRATFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. GREAT' AUTUMN. SHOW, FLOWERS, VEGETABLES, HOME INDUSTRIES, . Apd \ • FINE ARTS. Will bo held in the TOWN HALL, STRATFORD, On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd and 23rd. Entries close with the Secretary on February 20th. Admission Is. W. S. CATO, Hon. Secretary. Normanby horticultural, POULTRY, AND GENERAL PRODUCE SOCIETY. The 2f/th Popular Annual Taranaki ARANAKI UuTING. Will bo held at N 0 R M A N B -Y, On TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, March oth and Gth, 1912. I Tug of War Competition. Ladies’ Nail-driving Competition,' and other Amusements will be held. A Day’s Recreation and Amusement. Refreshments at Moderate Charges. Gate" Open—lst day from 2 to 5 p.m. 2nd day 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission (either day) One Shilling. Entries Close SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd, 0 P.M. GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT, Under the Auspices of the Society. On WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6th, 1912. Will take place in the NORMANBY TOWN HALL at 8 p.m. COME ONE, COME ALL. Wei co m e Everybody. Schedules Posted on application to the Hon. Sec, R. T. COWERN, Normanby. REMOVAL NOTICE. ON KEE AND GO., FRUITERERS AND GROCERS, ■sire to Thank the Public of St rail’d and surrounding districts for st favours, and to notify that they vc REMOVED to more commodious einises across the street, and next e “Gulden Gate” (Mr. J. Bowen’s) ,’stcr Saloon. By strict attention to isincss they hope to still retain a ir share of the patronage of the iblio.