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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 72, 20 March 1912, Page 1

amusements. OOi?ONA7SO?3 U • RIUK. skating: ROLLER SEALING. ROLLER SKATING. OPEN EVERY EVENING AT 7.30. And on THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, 2.30, For Learners. Admission, Gents Is 6d, Ladies 10. A COMPLEMENTARY SOCIAL And PRESENTATION To MR JOSEPH McCLUCCACE Will be bold in she TOWN HALL, STRAPr ORD, On , EASTiiR .MONDAY, htli APRIL, , Afc 8 p nu A NYONE desiring to tako part is /\ requested to kindly connminicate witll a. E. WILSON, Hon. Sec. Town hall. U STRATFORD. . Direction The London Entertainments Syndicate. General Manager: M. J. Bloomfield. THURSDAY, MARCH 21st. ONE INIGHT ONLY First Appearance in Stratford of the WORLD’S FAMOUS HUMORIST, MR. JOSEPH MR- JOSEPH elasgheck. BLASCHEoK. BLASCHECK. BLASCHECK. BLASCHECK. BLASCHECK. BLASCHECK. BLASCHECK. BLASCHECK. BLASCHECK. BLASCHECK. BLASCHECK. Assisted by MISS MILDRED V/RICHTON, With her Charming Songs at the Piano. Blaschock is the Talk of ' Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Tasmania, Wellington, and Now Zealand. Popular Prices—3s, 2,5, Is. Box plan and Day Sales at GRUBB’S Music Warehouse. w. L. CORBETT, Treasurer. gTRATMORE QLUB. ANNUAL SPORTS, To be Held at STRATMORE, on TUESDAY, APRIL 9th, 1912. OFFICERS: Patron, JAB’.'Hine, Esq.,, M.P._jP te_ sident, W. T. Brewer, Esq.; \ -cepresidents, Messrs J. Rentoni, A. Johnstone, G. W. Calvert, T. ILounsey, C. Lockwood, V. Nolan, J. Jones, T. Jordan, W. Good, B. Boyle, W. P. Pratt, W. Thurston, M. O’Neill, A. Anderson, R-. Mpnn- • gey G Noble. Committee, Messrs G. Peterson, H. Coleman, G. Wil-l-son, T. Wiles, W. Leighton, A. MeriditE, L. Fetch, J. Taylor, H. Whitter, A. Finlay, R. Hodgson, R. Taylor. Reg. Meridith, T. Lunau, E. Coleman, G. W. Calvert, M. Jones, N. Anderson, A. Simmons, W. Holtz, S. Hannon. Secretary and. Treasurer, G. W. Calvert. Handicappers, Messrs G. Peterson, 'J. Cawutbers, and A. Meridith. Programme—1. Maiden Handicap (local) 150yds. Nomination 2s, Ist 20s, 2nd ss. 2. Chain Stepping Competition, sweepstake. 3. Maiden Cnop 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 ss. 6. High Jump Handicap. Entrance 2s. Ist 20s, 2nd ss. 7. 440Yds. Handicap( open). Nomi-’ nation 2s, acceptance Is. Ist 40s, 2nd 10s. 8. Handicap Chop (open), 18-in. N 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 he in the hands of the Secretary not later than 26th March, 1912. 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 Flail Funds. Good Music and -Floor. G. W. CALVERT, Hon. Sec. . KITCHEN AND COOKERY. Gladys Owen, in the “Women’s Encyclopaedia,” says; “Never grudge money spent on a good cooking range, for on 'efficiency of range depends amount of fuel consumed, supply of hot water, quality of the roasting and baking.” Get aZEALAND! A RANGE. It has every modern convenience, and ensures economy and good results. Procurable with ordinary closed fire, or with a fire that can he thrown open like a sittingroom grate—a Zealandia patent. Write for Catalogue 18, explaining fully. BAF2NINCHAM & Co., Ltd., George Street, DimecSin, MCMILLAN AND FREDRJC, Agents