AMUSEMENTS. m. new programme and one to excite 'admiration. Grand special screening of Seligs Dramatic Masterpiece Magnificent, Thrilling. Sensational, Powerful, lathetic, Pieturesques WAMBA. WAMBA A Child of the Jungle. An ■ WAMBA astounding story of Jungle WAMBA tenors. An attack by bloodWAMBA thirsty lions is the sens?' WAMBA tional crux of Sel.g s latWAMBA est. Wild Animal MasterWAMBA piece. "Wamba" a Child WAMBA of the Jungle. A marvellous WAMBA drama of life, and experiWAMBA ences in the dangerous WAMBA animal-infested wilds pi WAMBA British East Africa. PATHE ENGLISH GAZETTE. AN EXCURSION TO THE ALPS. ( THE RIVER COBRA, JAMAICA. A* fine human drama by Edison, THE EVIL THEREOF. A Vitagraph Comedy Hit with Bunny, BUNNY'S DIP INTO SOCIETY. A Superb Vitagraph Educational, THE USES OF DYNAMITE.
THE CARNIVAL. TARANAKI'S UNIQUE HOLIDAY EVENT. NEW ZEALAND AXEMEN'S ASSOCIATION CARNIVAL, ATELTHAM, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26th and 27th, 1913. I VERY Axeman and Sawyer of I note in the Dominion a competitor. Leading Cyclists from both Islands. Australian Champion Axemen and Sawyers competing, also Australian Cyclists. Now is the time to make arrangements for your Holiday, • so he sure you see the * '. ' AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL. THE AXEMEN'S* ASSOCIATION CARNIVAL. AT ELTHAM. DECEMBER 26th and 27th, The following events have been added to the programme: — First day.—lsoyds Handicap and 440yds Handicap. Second day.—Bßoyds Handicap, and 1£ Mile Cycle Handicap. Each event is worth £B % Prizes £2, £l. Nomination 3s,' acceptance?' 2s Entries close on December 6th. T. C. STANNERS, Secretary, Eltham.
Jp> H N pET R I CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. All the Newest Designs, Immense Variety. Most Reasonable Charges. IN View of the rapidly approaching '" Season, your attention is respectfully directed to the very comprehensive stoVk of High-class Jewellery, etc. now on show, which has been most carefully selected direct from leading manufacturers, both home and continental, and ranges in prices to meet every requirement. Most of the goods shown are entirely new, and embrace elegant and most exclusive designs in every dpartmnt. JOHN pETRIE, WATCHMAKER; JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN. STRATFORD.
AH PING, FRUITERER AND CONFESTIONER, BROADWAY. CHRISTMAS FRUIT O arriving daily— PIXEAPLES, PEACHES, PLUMS, ORANGES. C ORDER NOW. FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY DAY. CHOICE CONFECTIONERY. Fungus Bought; highest price paid. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY and ELECTROPLATE. Suitable for Presents. Best Quality at Reasonable Prices. W\\ %rv All Repair Work done on the Premises by Myself—no need to send outside Stratford. 'J; K. STONE TVRnATTWAY. Don't forget the kiddies. Go-carts, dolls, ..carpenter's tools, calico and bound books, motor cars, cricket sets, and all toys for children. James, Cash Trader.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 88, 13 December 1913, Page 1
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421Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 88, 13 December 1913, Page 1
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