- Bronchitis Banished! « i BY TAKING jUNoera . . ■ 14 y■y (• :■ M'■ ■ i i:; ' giIIATFORD HOME DEFENCE CORPS AND NATIONAL' RESERVE —’ £U ' "tit '' as usual MONDAY m s , ~ i EVENING, 7.30. Full attend- ■! ' .i l' . ; • •• ;.y anee requested. W. LANDER, Hon. Sec. NOTICE OF THANKS. I ‘ THE Members of the Stratford Volunteer Eire Brigade wish to thank the. ladies and all those who so generously assisted in the recent Carnival, and helped to make it such a success. GEO. J. BRADLEY, Secretary. Stratford, September 11. ANNOUNCEMENT —EXTRAORDINARY. In aid of the Wounded Soldiers. rjiowN hall, Stratford, WEDNESDAY NEXT, SETT. 13. HIGH-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT given hy two of New Zealand’s leading entertainers, MRS PHIL. NATHAN, Wellington’s leading entertainer ,in items entirely new to Stratford, and MR FRED.) FOLEY, in his own original entertainment of HIGH-CLASS MAGIC and MODERN VENTRILOQUISM. “Watch Me Closely—the closer you watch . the less yon see.” Other Special Selected Items. Full Programme in Tuesday’s “Rost.” PRICES— 2s and Is. * For the Stratford Ladies’ Patriotic Committee, MRS J. W. BOON, President, MILS A. W. BUDGE, Secretary,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 11, 11 September 1915, Page 6
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173Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 11, 11 September 1915, Page 6
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