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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 91, 7 June 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. H JS MAJESTY’S THEATRE STRATFORD. BERNARD’S PERMANENT PICTURES, AND S K A T I N G. PSCTU RES—EVERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. SKATING. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 7.30 to 10. AND EVERY AFTERNOON, 2 to 4. Illustrated Songs. Usual Prices. WILL DIAMOND. iOIIOXATION SK AT i N a RINK. / OLD MASONIC HALL. Tip-top Floor and New Skates. OPEN EVERY EVENING 7.30 to 10. Admission, Ladies Is (including skates). Gents Is, skates Od; patrons with private skates, floor free. Afternoon sessions 2.30 to 5. Separate room for learners. Potato Races, prizes given, Hockey and other games. Cordials may he obtained at tne Hall. Arrangements can ho made for private parties.

.V IS IT THE EIGHTH And CONVENTION. JUNE 20th to 23rd. 1911. PALMERSTON NORTH. TUESDAY —Dairy Conference and Papers. WEDNESDAY—Addresses on Farm Work and Live Stock. Buildings cover 10,200 square feet. Hundreds of the Latest Devices and Appliances. AN OF EVERYTHING RELATING-/TO DAIRYING. Unexcelled Displays in Dairy Factory Butter, Cheese, Fruit, Farm and , Garden Products, Poultry, Pigeons, and Canaries. THIS SHOW HAS ATTRACTIONS FOR YOU. WEDNESDAY—Association and Rugby Football. THURSDAY (Coronation Day)—Hunters’ and Horse Competitions. FRIDAY—Wood-chopping and" Sawing Competitions. EVERY DAY AND EVENING— Many other New Features. A VISIT WILL DELIGHT AND PLEASE YOU. Write for Daily Programme. j. C. LAN il, Secretary. • TARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. SECOND ANNUAL WINTER SHOW. DRILL HALL NEW PLYMOUTH. JUNE 7, S, 9, and 10, 1911. Guessing Cosr.pctitiens fer Children. 3cwt, Cake, containing money, to he Sold in Slices. RECORD ENTRIEo. Milking Machines,, Printing Machines And Other Working Exhibits. AN ALL-ALIVE EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITION. Special Train on Thursday, f*th inst. Special Train Fares cvny day.

Admission: Adults Is, Children I'd. A. CLIFF, Secretary, New Plymouth. P. 0. Box 72. HAW Ell A, JULY sth, 6th, 7th, and Bth To lie Onsned by HIS EXCELLENCY ’THE GOVERNOR. Fourteen Thousand People Paid for Admission to the First Show. Applications for Space are invited from Merchants and Dealers. If you have tiro Goods, we provide the Customer. MONEY IS PLENTIFUL IN TARANAKI. If you have anything you desire to place before the People of Taranaki, The Opportunity is before you. Record Trade wes Experienced at the First Show. Tbs Cost ct Space is a Mere Detail. We have 35,000 feet of Space for sale. The Second Dominion Dairy Show is going to be the Biggest Boom Taranaki has Experienced. Do not delay—applications are rolling in. Wire or Write for all Particulars to SHOW. a: M. CONROY. Secretary. Box 47, Ilawera.