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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 71, 19 March 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. /'■'OJlOSi AT!G»'S SKATIiMC O RINK. ROLLER SKATING. ROLLER SKATING. OPEN EVERY EVENING AT 7.30. And on THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, 2.30, For Learners. Admission, Gents Is 6d, Ladies 13. A COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL And PRESENTATION To MR JOSEPH McCLUGGACE ■Will be held in r,he TOWN HALL, STRAIT ORD. On EASIER Monday, Bth APRIL, Afc 8 p.m., ANYONE desiring to take part is requested to kindly communicate with G E WILgQNi Hon. Sec. TO W N HAL L. STRATFORD. Direction TJie London Lntortivinmcnts Syndicate. General Manager: M. J. Bloomfield. THURSDAY, MARCH 21st. ONE iNIGHT ONLY First Appearance in Stratford ot the WORLD’S FAMOUS HUMORIST, MR. JOSEPH MR. JOSEPH BLASGHEGK. BLASGHEGK. BLASCHECK. BLASCHECK. BLASGHEGK. BLASGHEGK. BLASGHEGK. BLASCHECK. BLASGHEGK. BLASCHECK. BLASGHEGK. BLASGHEGK. Assisted by MISS MILDRED WRIOHTON, ) With her Charming Songs at the Piano. Blascheck is the Talk of Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Tasmania, Wellington, and New Zealand. Popular Prices—3s, 2,5, Is. Box Plan and Day Sales at GRUBB S Music Warehouse. W. L. CORBETT, Treasurer. gTRATMORE QLUB. THLETIC ANNUAL SPORTS, To ho Held at STRATMORE, on TUESDAY, APRIL 9th, 1912. OFFICERS: ’atron, J. B. Hihe, Esq., M.P. . tG * sident, W. T. Brewer, Esq. ; \ icepresidents, Messrs J. Rentoul, A. Johnstone, G. W. Calvert, I. Mounsey, C. Lockwood, V. Nolan, J. Jones, T. Jordan, W. Co°d, B. Boyle, W. P. Pratt, W. Thurston, M. O’Neill, A; Anderson, R. Monn.sey G , Noble.V Committee, Messrs G. Peterson; H. Coleman, G. Wil- ’ son, T. Wiles, W.. Leighton, A. Meridith, L. Fetch, J. Taylor, PL Whitter, A. Finlay, R. Hodgson, R. Taylor. RegL Meridith, T. Linian, E. Coleman, G. W. Calvert, W. Jones, N. Anderson, A. Simmons, W. Holtz, S. Hannon. Secretary and Treasurer, G. W. Calvert. Haudicappers, Messrs G. Peterson, 1. Camithers, and A. Meridith. . ! Programme—1. Maiden Handicap (local) 150yds. Nomination 2s, Ist 20s, 2nd ss. 2. Chain Stepping Competition, sweepstake. 3. Maiden Chop Handicap (local), 15in. block. Nomination 2s, Ist 30s, 2nd ss. 4. 220Yds. Handicap (open). Nomination 2s, acceptance Is. Ist 30s, 2nd 10s. 5. IOOYds. Handicap (open). Nomination 2s, acceptance Is. Ist 30s, 2nd os. 6. High Jump Handicap. Entrance 2s. Ist 20s, 2nd ss. 7. 440Yds. Handicap( open). Nomination 2s, acceptance Is. Ist 40s,

2nd 10s. 8. Handicap Chop (open), 18-in. block. Nomination 4s, acceptance 2s. Ist 80s, 2nd 10s. 9. Horse Jumping Competition. Nomination 2s, acceptance Is, Ist 20s, 2nd ss. 10. Ladies’ Nail-driving Competition, 4-in. nail. Ist 10s, 2nd ss. 11. Married Women’s Race. Ist 10s, 2nd ss. 12. Sheep Guessing Competition 13. Novice Chop (local), 12-in. block. Nomination 2s. Ist 20s, 2nd ss. 14. Committeemen’s Race. Quoits, etc. Nomination for Chops, with all previous performances, must be in the hands of the Secretary not later than 26th March, 1012. Nomination for Events No. 4,5, 7, not later than 26th March, 1912, with the necessary amount in Cash. First Race to Start at 12 noon, sharp. Booth on Grounds (C. Lockwood). ' DANCE in Evening, in aid of Hall Funds. Good Music and Floor. G. W. CALVERT, Hon. Sec. A HYGOENIC SCHOOL DESK. At the Educational Institute’s last conference the retiring President said : “It is almost impossible to make children adopt correct attitudes unless suitable desks are provided.” OUR “MODERN” SCHOOL DESKS are a big advance on old style. Each desk accommodates one child, enabling it to sit comfortably, correctly. The writing board is sloped for writing, and can be made flat for drawing. Obtainable in six sizes. Can be made to suit rising platforms. Thousands in use. Users include Wanganui and Hawke’s Bay Education Board, Christchurch, Technical College. Write for Catalogue No. 18. BARK INGHAM & GO., LTD., George Street, Dunedin. Makers of Famed Zealandia 51anga.