AMUSEMENTS. H.M. Theatre. A programme of the Strongest possible appeal. Kalends fine problem play of immense power. Ihe stmy o a man’s degeneration and rehabditatmn (2 parts) MAN’S SOUL. ( P A grand dramatic narrative splendi - l y acted. Thanhoiiser’s Big Drama-play, THE GIRL ACROSS THE HA Chicago Co.’s big Western drama, THE OUTLAW. Then a Keystone “Gambling Rube.” Rube is some gambler, bat he certainly gets kicked about. Supporting subjects of special raterest to everybody • Australian Gazette (vei> latest), City of Sydney, N.S.W., AUS tratia (scenic), Card of «vs«ry (a Lubin mouth-mangle), Ctrl and the Gondolier (Kalem’s tickler.) TO-NIGHT only. One Night Only— TO-NIGHT. KITCHENER’S NEW LONDON army. Lord Roberts reviewing troops at. Temple Gardens. March past the Man sion house, Lord Mayor salutes the new army, “Swearing m. etc., etc A 300 ft. picture. Brand new duoc from makers, to-night only. TO-NIGHT 7 , to-night. STRATFORD HOME DEFENCE RIFLE CORPS. THE OLD BOYS BRIGADE Assisted by their Lady Friends, the Boys of the Territorials and Cadets, and the Municipal Band Are Presenting To the Patriotic and Generous Peoples of Stratford and Districts, A Tip-top Evening’s Entertainment, And ist-class SECULAR, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. Patriotic Songs, Duets, Trios, Quartettes, etc, of the Best, by the Best. ; Physical Drill, Bayonet Exercises, Fencing, Club Swinging, by the youngsters. These Exercises are. a Revelation. COME AND SEE THEM. MONDAY. 30th, 8 Sharp. Keep that Evening Open. Proceeds to go to Gallant little Belgium—they who have fought so magnificently and who, alas, have Buffered so magnificently too. WE MUST HELP THEM. So keep Monday, 30th, Open. YORK SCHOOL. CONCERT AND DANCE. id of Belgium Relief Filnd will be held on FRIDAY, 4th Der, 1914. Admission: Gents 2s, and Gent, 2s 6d. C. F. A. VOLZKE,nbnirmn.il.
STRATFORD A. AND P. SHOW. THE GRAND CENTRAL DAIRY SHOW OF THE DOMINION. BIGGER, BRIGHTER, AND BETTER THAN EVER. popular with Dairy and Cattle Men, Horse Owners, Sheep Farmers, Dog Fanciers, Pouftrymen, and Exhibitors generally. RECORD ENTRIES IN ALL CLASSES. LIBERAL PRIZES. Gigantic Attendance of the Public. There will he Side-shows Galore. Fun for Everybody. MAKE THIS YOUR ANNUAL PICNIC. BE ONE- OF THE CROWD. Roll up to the . BIG STRATrORO SHOW on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT. SIDNEY WARD, Secretary. ’Phone 182, P.O. Box 59. APPROVING STRATFORD LOAN LP ANT) DEPOSIT COMPANY (JAUITED) UNDER IHE TRUoILL AMENDMENT ACT, 1914. LIVERPOOL, Governor. , ORDER IN COUNCIL i the Government House at AVoUng. n, this second day of Novemoer, 1914 Present; is Excellencv the Governor in Counci' 17HEREAS it is deemed expedient; rV to approve the Stratford Loan id Deposit Company (Limited) as an istitution for the purpose of action iree of the Trustee Amendment Act, 14: • Now, therefore, His Excellency the jvernor of the Dominion ot _ New ■aland, in pursuance and exercise ot e power and authority confound up t him by the said Act, and acting - and with the advice and consent the Executive Council oi the saiu minion, doth hereby approve the id Stratford Loan and Deposit Comply (Limited) as an. institution ».-h lich, subject to the provision of the id Act. it shall be lawful for a tnise unless expressly forbidden iy the strument (if any) creating t;ie trust invest any trust funds m Ins hands ' “^ANDREWS, Clerk of the Executive Council.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 285, 30 November 1914, Page 1
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