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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 78, 5 July 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. A Colossal Feature Film. H.': M. T™ TQ-NJ^HT, EDNESDAY and mHURSDAX The biggest .picture yat—English, American, Australian and N.Z. papers all sound its praises ; 6000 ft in length "MY OLD &UTCH." "MY OLD .DUTCH." ■-"We-been-together now for 40 years, and it don't seem a day too much. There ain't a lady living in the land as i'de swop for my dear old Dutch." Management —We have screened many feature films, but we wish to inform our patronjs that no more enjoyable film has ever graced our screen than "ML OLD 'DUTCH." With Albert Chevalier and ,• Florence Turner at the head of a strong Coy. j H.M. ORC&ESTRAL SAND. During the screening of "Mr, Old ' Dutch,", the famous song will be sung. Also—" War Gazette," "The Widow's Breezy Suit." \ NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. STAN SHARP, TOBACCONIST, BROADWAY,

■VI7ISHES to notify all his eustom- * ers that ho has Removed from Mr Mercer's»old premises to 1 his New Shop, next Bollringer 8r05.,? as from FRIDAY NEXT, the #th JUNE. Mr Mercer's old premises will bo Closed from that date. TN CONNECTION WITH SHE * ABOVEJ*»WO, s'CEMENT, 1 would bespeak on beha'jt of Mr Sharp, a continuance of the support and patronage accorded me by mv friendp and customers for the past twenty-four years. THOMAS MERCER. To be published in September, 1916. TONE'S WELLINGTON, 'HAW- ' KE'S BAY AM) TARANAKI Comiuereitf], Municipal,, and Genera) DIRECTORY And New Tea land Annual, 1916. Twenty-sixth Year of Publication. ,'','.. v Edited by John Stone. , Royal Bvo., containing about 1200 pages, together with numerous maps, corrected .to date, the whole hand•omely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. JPrice: If ordered before publication, 15s; after publication, 17s 6d. BTONE, SON, AND CO., LTD. Printers and Publishers, Station St., DUNEDIN; And at Christchureii and . Wellington. London: H. J. King-Potter and Co., 68., Ludgate Hill, E.G. 0 HELP THE MOTHERS AND SAVE THE QABIES. \ pHE PLUNKET NURSE may be , consulted at the Foresters' , Hall EVERY TUESDAY. Hours, 2 to-.; 5 p.m. Free to all. CROWN STABLES. Regan' Street (next Railway Crossing] CLEM SMITH, Cab Proprietor tfate Sgmont Stables), having taken over the Grown Stables, will be glad to se« eld and new friends. Roomy accommodation. Personal attention. PAIR-HORSE CABS MEETS ALL TRAINS.

|>IfITTER-WRAPPERS.-To Dairy **-* Farmers who make their own butter: Obtain your butter-wrappers at the "Strrtford Post" Job Printing Office. ! ontagioua Mammitis.—The main ig in combatting this scourge/ is 'immediate treatment on first symptoms. If you sdo this with "Ant*Mainmifcis.," then the result is practically sure. You- may not have it in your herd now, but to-morrow your turn may come and you would be forearmed had you a supply of "AntiMammitis" on jty*nti. McMillan and FredriCj Solo Ag&.ots. Price 4s per jacket of 12 doses, post paid 4s 6d. i