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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3, 8 May 1913, Page 1

AMUSEMENT!. BERN ARD’S_ PICTU RES THURSDAY’S BRILLIANT CHANCE Latest incidental Music. American Biograph’s Masterpiece, THE MASSACRE Great Indian drama THE MASSACRE teeming with ThnlTHE MASSACRE ling episodes. The THE MASSACRE film of the century. Lubin’s great HIS WESTERN WAY Scenario HIS WESTERN WAY THE LADY OF SHALLOT. A Fascinating Poem Film. THE GIRL OF THE GROVE. THE GIRL OF THE GROVE. On Board H.M.S. New Zealand. On Board H.M.S. New Zealand. Greatest Picture ever taken of a Dreadnought. MISS TWEEDLEDUM. BUSY DAY IN THE JUNGLE. FUNNICUS AND HIS SON. Hilarious Comic Hits. SID’S ARRIVED. PERNINA RAILWAY. / RAVINE OF RIVER AARE. Like a broken drun, this programme. is hard to beat.

ONCE AGAIN. TTTTC TENTH -NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. I , ewß VndeWfh Patronage of HIS THE GOVERNOR (The farl of Liverpool.) JUNE 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th, 1913. At the PALMERSTON NORTH SHOW GROUNDS. Butter, Cheese, Fruit and Vegetable Champion ships. Fiat Stock Show And Manawatu Poultry Association's Exhibition. A Magnificent Array of Birds. 50,000 Square Feet of Show all under cover. RING EVENTS, FOOTBALL MATCHES, and FIELD SPORTS. The Great Event of the Year. Schedules on aplication to W. T. PENNY, Secretary. Box 85, Palmerston North. ELDER’S Tea and Luncheon Rooms. MR ELDER has decided to open Luncheon Rooms in his present premises. The rooms upstairs have been re-

novated and tastetuliy iaiu out. . These rooms are specially adapted for marriages, card parties socials, etc. IN connection with the above, there will be a ladies’ dressing room, and this should fill a long felt want in Stratford. Catering in all its branches. TERMS MODERATE. ELDERS THE SCOTCH BAKERY, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Telephone 151. Registry Office and Labour Bureau. ' DON’T HUY BEFORE YOU HAVE INSPECTED THE a.W.R.” MILKER AND RELEASER. THE SIMPLEST, THE NEWEST, THE BEST. i CATALOGUES FROM R. B. ANDERSON. Secretary, STRATFORD.

SETTLE ON A GOOD THING I THE best of Good Things are to be had at the CENTRAL TEA ROOMS. Light Refreshments at ail hours. Bread and Small are of the best. Up-to-date •took of Choice Confectionery. Soft Drinks. D. BEAUMONT, (Late Kerr and Mcßain). BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

131 ACRES Freehold, near town and factory; divided into 12 paddocks, and well fenced; 10 acres turnips; 65 acres has been stumped and re-sown down in best grasses. 8roomed house, large cow-shed with milking machine. Insurance £450 on buildings. Price £3O. Terms, £6OO down, balance in 10 years. Can recommend this farm. T. I. Lamason, land agent. F. Lacey, laud salesman.