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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 55, 19 October 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. CTIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE UNRIVALLED PICTURES. THEY ALL SAY Nothing Brighter, clearer, or Better Ever Seen Here. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Tho Eternal City (scenic), His Child’s Captive (drama), Neighbouring Flats (comic), The Lost Ribbon (drama), Their First Misunderstanding (comic), Patho Gazette 119 (topical), Stage Romance (drama), Foolshead, Engineer (comic), Queen of Nihilists (drama), Betty Becomes a Maid (comedy). Our New Machine is the Best Ever. Prices—Adults Is, Children 6d. Orchestra Every Evening. PRIZE MATINEE 2.30 SATURDAY. Adults 6d. Children 2d. Town hal l. STRATFORD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20bh. WEST’S PICTURES. Present ‘‘THE CONSPIRATORS,” A Stirring Coloured Picture of the French Revolution. Also, “THE MAN TO BEAT JACK JOHNSON,” Besides tho usual number of the Best Scenics, Dramas, .and Comics obtainable. “THE BEST EVER” will bo your verdict. DON’T MISS.' POPULAR PRICES. T 0 W r* ' HALL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26th. GRAND FANCY DRESS AND POSTER SKATING CARNIVAL. BIGGER, BETTER, BRIGHTER THAN EVER. Splendid Prizes, including— _ Gold Modal for 4-mile Championship Special Novelties and Attractions A Sports Meeting on Skates. Skating Commences at 7.30. Grand March at 8 o’clock. Ladies 2s, Gents 2s 6d, Skates included; Onlookers Is, Children 6d. D AIRY FARMERS. HE BUTTER-FAT COMPETITION At the DMONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION’S GREAT ANNUAL SHOW This Year will be of Remarkable Interest and Value. lAWERAj,NOVEMBER Bth and 9th. L BIG LIST of VALUABLE PRIZES. Special Railway Concessions and Rebates. 1 l Unique Re-union of the Shrewdest and Most Progressive Men Engaged in the National Dairy Industry. )' Write for Schedules and imtry ’orms. Entries CLOSE POSITIVELY )CTOBER 6th. If any point is i ot lear, Write Again. F. G. TREWEEK. Secretary. Hawera. BUSINESS NOTICES. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. W. ROWE, LATE OF MR. NEWTON KING’S STAFF, cing decided to undertake the ■k “of Clearing Properties of mps by Explosives, is prepared to ept engagements either by day or contract. The most up-to-date iliances used. Terms on applicaAddress: W. ROWE, Stratford. b CLOGS ARE A BOON IN WET WEATHER. And a comfort to wear when it’s dry. For the farmer who “bangs” cows and knocks about the scockyard all and any kind of weather—they’re ideal Footwear. Have a look at those hanging outside FOSTER’S window. Notice the price, 11s 6d — quite a small figure considering the Supreme Satisfaction they give. If you prefer Solid Leather Boots— New Zealand made, bear in mind—ask for FOSTER’S MEN’S CHROME WORKING BOOTS, at 10s. They wear like wire and have ever so Neat an Appearance. E. G. FOSTER. BOOTMAKER, Broadway, Stratford,