amusements. mmfl PICTURES. On the Tick of the Clock— B p.m. sharp DELIGHTFUL MUSIC. MONDAY’S BIG CHANGE. Is a perfect Surprise Pocket. Stupendous Photo Plays. THE IMPOSTER. Great Lubin Sensation. THE STRONGER MIND. Ono of Selig’s Best. FATHER AND SON. Realistic Vitagraph Gem. THE BOWSTRIN.G. Indian Love Story. LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. GYPSIES IN NORTH SWEDEN. THE LIFE OF A HERON. This programme includes the best set of Comics yet screened. USUAL FARES. ONCE AGAIN. The tenth national dairt SHOW. ' Under the Patronage of HIS excellery the governor (The Earl of Liverpool.) JUNE 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th, 1913. At the PALMERSTON NORTH SHOW : GROUNDS. Butter, Cheese, St and Vegetable Championships. Fat Stock Show And Manawatu Poultry Association's Exhibition.
A Magnificent Array of Birds. 50,000 Square Feet of Show all under cover. iIING EVENTS, FOOTBALL MATCHES, AND FIELD sports. The Great Event of the Year. Schedules on aplication to “ w. t. penny, Secretary. Box 85, Palmerston North. The fourth great dominion DAIRY SHOW. , . HAW,ERA. \ ■ , } . . Wednesday, Thursday, Friday AND SATURDAY. 'JUNE 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th. FOUR DAYS’ SHOW. 50,000 ft. of Space 50,000 ft. Applications are now invited for space. The Largest Show Building under one Roof in the North Island. SEE The Farmers’ Competitions. SEE The Great Dairy Section. SEE The Machinery, in Motion. SEE The School Exhibits. SEE The Poultry Section. “ SEE The Dog Section. SEE The Fancy Work Division. SEE The Home Industries Division. SEE The Side Shows. A Grand Display of every description of Dairy Machinery and Farm Implements. The Greatest Dairy Exposition In the North Island. Rugby and Association Football Matches during the 4 days of the Show ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 14th. Schedules on application to A. M. CONROY, Show secretary, Box 174, Hawera. TARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Fourth annual winter SHOW, I JUNE 11th; 12th, 13th, and 14th. KING GEORGE CORONATION HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. Entries close MAY 31st at 9 p.m. Also— TWO DAYS’ DOG TRIALS, JUNE 12th and 13th. Space and Schedules on application. A. L. HUMPHRIES, Secretary. P.O. Box 19. 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 £l5O on buildings. Price £3O. Terms, £6OO down, balance in 10 yogrs. Can recommend this farm. T. I. Lamason, land agent. F. Lacey, land salesman.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 16, 24 May 1913, Page 1
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397Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 16, 24 May 1913, Page 1
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