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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 91, 8 April 1914, Page 1

amusements.

OWN HALL, STRATFORD. Lessees George Willoughby, Ltd. Managing Director George Willoughby Directors —George T. Eaton, A. B. Davies and Ben J. Fuller. POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY’S Brilliant Dramatic Organisation. (Direct from the Adelphi } Sydney.) Headed by MR GEORGE CROSS, Supported by MISS VERA REMEE, And Leading Metropolitan Artists “THE BEGGAR GIRL’S WEDDING.’’ WALTER MELVILLE’S Powerful Story of Life in the Great Metropolis. Magnificently Staged. Superbly Interpreted. Personal supervision, George Willoughby. Prices—4s (reserved), 3s, 2s. Box plan at T. G. Grubb’s. Touring Manager, J. A. Matheson. In

EASTER MONDAY. PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE RESERVE. THE EAST END (New Plymouth.) THE Popular Picnic Ground of New Plymouth. Thousands of visitors this year. Ocean wave, swingboats, hoop la, bran tubs, and sports for the children. XI REGIMENTAL BAND IN ATTENDANCE. TUG-OF-WAR—£2O Championship. Ist Prize £ls, 2nd prize £5. CONDITIONS.—Five men aside. Pull to be on battens 4in. x 2in. 4ft. between each batten, puli to be 6ft. (3ft from' centre). ■ Start to be by pistol shot. May sit or lie; rope must be free.’ Nomination 2s 6d per man. (12s 6d per team). _ Total prize money will be £2O divided as follows:—£ls Ist prize, £5 2nd prize. Mr E. Whittle will act as judge. Mr J. Bennett as starter. Nominations will close with the Secretary, Mr W. H. Fletcher, Box 36, New Plymouth, on Thursday, April 9th. SWIMMING SPORTS. 50Yds and 75yds for gentlemen. 50Yds and 75yds for ladies. Life-saving Competition East and West-End Clubs. Stepping the Chain for ladies and gentlemen. Excursion Trains stop at the Reserve. Sports Start at 10.30. Finals of Tug-of-War in the afternoon. ~ ADMISSION.—AduIts 6d, Children 3d. SOCIAL AND DANCE IN THE EVENING. Good Music; Good Supper and the Best Floor in New Plymouth. Ladies Is, Gents Is 6d. W. H. FLETCHER, Hon. Secretary.

-fONA BOARDING HOUSE, d TOKO ROAD, TOKO. MRS G. CORBETT, When visiting Toko, stay here. Lunch 12—2, Dinner 6—7. Casual or Permanent Boarders taken. TERMS MODERATE. H. BOARD, jgRIOK LAYER, estimates Given for Bricklaying, , concrete Work, Etc. ORDERS MAY BE LEFT WITH BELLRINGERS’. tiRB BROOSCt^G, "i ONFECTIONER AND CATERER, J BROADWAY. Ball#, Parties, •*<>., Cataraal far* ZEALANDIA RANGES, fitted with 1 cast iron oven or sheet steel oven, tor I baking, a plentiful suppiy of pot water, and all-round elhciency. i'lhftv are supreme, and just compare Proprietress. jtP6 cpmiorwng uiai® -r—'Sre' wir-h the dead cheeriessness of lothtvi- makes, andthe open fire saves hid, too. McMillan aaU Frodno, «010