amusements. H.M. Theatre. There is keen enjoyment in thi Programme! The Edison Co.’s Vivorous dranjV play set around the Robbery of £IO,OO -THE SHATTERED TREE, A play of cruel condemnation am glorious vindication. “PATHE'S Wf R GAZETTE” Kalem’s peculiarly striking sensation . al play, "THE MAN WITH THE Ct-GVE.’ "MANUFACTURING INCANDES- , CENT LAMPS” (Industrial) A line Pathe-color “City of Benares,” KEYSTON E! KEYSTONE! 1 * "THE SKY PIRATE,” PATRONS PLEASE NOTE.-Com mencing Monday, Ist March, we wil screen Pictures Every Night, when nothing but up-to-date Pictures will be shown. . FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT ONLY, The big war film "Antwerp under Shot and Shell” direct from Belgium. TARANAKI’S MONSTER AUTUMN TARANAKI’S MONSTER AUTUMN SHOW SEW’ PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24th and 25th, 1915. Record Entries in ail Classes SUCCESS ASSURED. jngregatlon of the Best Stock in New Zealand. impetitiCß Classes a feature of the Show. ncheon, Afternoon Tea, and Refreshments procurable on the Ground. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. EAT §ALE OF—PEDIGREE CATTLE. STUD and FLOCK SHEEP, SHOW HORSES. Etc. I bo held on the SHOW GROUND on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, at 11 a.m. sharp. ADMISSION TO SHOW; Its Is, Children 6d, Vehicles, including driver 2s. GRANDSTAND: Adults Is, Children 6d. Members Free to all parts. TORMANBY HORTICULTURAL N SOCIETY. lIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL SHOW, lIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL SHOW, will be held on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd and 4th. ,ASSES—Pot Plants* Flowers, Firm and Garden Produce, Potatoes, Fruit, Honey, Preserves, Pickles, Wines, Dairy Produce, Breqd, Cakes, Poultry, etc., etc. Schedules on application tries close February 27th. ollowing class has been added lule, No. 274 a. Loaf of White homo made. Ist prize 501 b r, 2nd ss. FRED. C. BAINES, Secretary. THE HUB OF THE ECMONT MOUNTAIN HOUSES. fTTHE STRATFORD MOUNTAIN J. HOUSE is centrally situated between other houses, being only 3 Miles from Dawson Falls, and 8i Miles from the New Plymouth House. Both connected with first-class wide tracks. The Scenery going to both houses is magnificent, penetrating the forest to the one, and the Mountain slopes to the other. First-class Roads to the House, and every attention and comfort whet you get theire, whether staying foi the day, week, or longer. We have always on hand everythin] you require. FIRST-CLASS BEDS. FIRST-CLASS MEALS. Morning and Afternoon Teas. DON’T FORGET— Stratford House Is NOW ai UP-TO-DATE HOUSE. Come by Motor Car, Gig, Brake o Bike. Telephone. H. WILLIAMS, ] Manager.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 44, 23 February 1915, Page 1
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397Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 44, 23 February 1915, Page 1
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