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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 107, 28 June 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE BERNARD’S PERMANENT SHOW. Programme of Star Pictures for WEDNESDAY NEXT. The Pictures ard the Pick of the Bunch. Effecting a Cure (Star Drama). Napoleon at Sargarossa (showing the attack on the convent by 3000 men) The Way of Life. . . Langford the Pug, Fighting. Jack Fat and Slim Jim (Comic). Davy Jones’s Troubles. A Thrilling Story. Under the Microscope. Gaumont Graphic, latest topical, and a host of others. SKATING TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY, at 7.30. Usual Prices. WILL DIAMOND. /CORONATION SKATING RINK. (Old Masonic Hall). Come and join the happy crowd of skaters, a- delightful pastime for a winter’s evening- . _ * Open Every Evening 1.30 to iU. Admission: Ladies is, Gents Is Gd (skates included). „ Afternoon Session Ladies Gd, Gents Is, Children 6d. CORONATION r ASSEMBLY. A select Dance will be held Every Alternate MONDAY E\ENING, commencing MONDAY, JULY 3rd. Dancing from 8 to 12. Ladies Is, Gents 2s. Good Floor, Good Music, Good Suppen OWN HALL. STRATFORD. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28th, 1911. WEST’S PICTURES. Absolutely New Programme, including the Great English' (1911) Grand National Steeplechase. The most exciting race ever photographed. 26 horses started in this Great Race, and only three finished. ■ Don’t Miss Seeing It. Popular Prices.

T 0 W M ' HALL. STRATFORD. SATURDAY, JULY Ist. A Jovial Jingle of Jollity. Jggf WlLLll And his new Combination of Caledonians, including Mr. Dave smith, New Zealand’s' Champion Middleweight Boxer of the World, in Scientific Exhibitions. A REFINED ATHLETIC DISPLAY. A NIGHT WP THE AULD SANGS. A Clever Coterie of Gentlemen Artists, present a er it able iot ■■ Pourri of Musical Gems, Sparkling Comedy Items, and the Latest Song Successes. JOCK WILLIS (The Harry Lauder of the South), Tam McLean (basso), Colin Cameron (Tenor), Robt. Ferguson (ban- . tone), Edward Headlam (monologue entertainer and accompanist). The Fascinating Comedy, “FOLLOW ME, GIRLS.” A RARE MUSICAL TREAT. Hear the Caledonian Quartette Party. “Mun, they’re awfu’ Guid.” Prices: 3s and 2s. Limited number of seats at Is from 7.45 p.ra. Box Plans now open at Grubb’s. The entire entertainment being essenced with a most delightful refinement of good humour. W. J. ROBEY, Touring Manager.

F IRE BRIGADE ANNUAL JUVENILE BALL. Will be hold this year EARLY IN AUGUST. Children’s Practice will start almost immediately. Further particulars will be published later. E BX JRGESS, Secretary S.V.F.B. MR. FARMER! Do not allow any agent to come to you and talk Milking Machines Some of them tell Fairy Tales. JUST WAIT FOR THE DOMINION DAIRY SHOW, To be opened by HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, At NOON ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 6th. And to remain onsn for Four Days. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. July sth, 6th, 7th, and Btn. You will see all the Latest and Most Improved Machines on tho Market in Full Working Order. Then, MR. FARMER, USE YOUR OWN JUDGMENT IN DECIDING ON THE MAKE YOU PURCHASE. You will see— THE STORRIE (3 machines) THE RIDI) THE GANE THE SIMPLEX THE JERSEY THE REID THE EUREKA Some of these are the very latest, and new on the market. Others have stood tho test of time. Now this, MR. FARMER, is a fair business proposition. You see what you are buying. All further information supplied by A. M. CONROY, Secretary, Dominion Dairy Showj Hawera. Box 47.