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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 80, 16 November 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. giS MAJESTY'S THEATRE TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. BERNARD S CRYSTAL PICTURES. Grand Re-opening Programme. In the Perfectly-decorated Picture House. The Still Alarm (by special request) (drama), Bride of the Nile (drama), Disreputable Mr. Regan (drama), Strike in the Mines (drama), Across the Plains (drama). Soldiers Throe, (comedy), Automatic Motorist (comic), Bill Determines to Go (comic) Pathe Gazette 129 (topical), Great Centerpede (novelty), Miran and Surroundings (scenic). Prices for the Million. Cushioned Chairs Is 6d, Stalls Is, Back 6d. Matinee Every Saturday at 2 Adults Is, Children accompanied Parents 3d. WILL DIAMONI Town hall. STRATFORD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1911. Electric .togtures. LECTRIC JL ICTURES. THE TRIALS OF BUD BROWN, THE TRIALS OF 'BUD BROWN, An Exclusive Drama of the highest order. Supported by Gems from All Parts of v the World. Nothing but the Best Shown by the Electric Pictures. / POPULAR PRICES.

ARANAKi AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL SPRING SHOW. To be held at New Plymouth, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, November 22nd and 23rd. ENTRIES CLOSE ON SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th inst. DON’T MISS YOUR CHANCE. ARTHUR CLIFF, Secretary, Care W. Bewley, Egmont Street, New Plymouth.

STRATFORD AGRICULTURAL & jpASTORAL SHOW. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th AND 30th. Classes in Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Poultry, Home Industries, Dairy and Other Produce, Technical and School Children’s Exhibits THE GREATEST DAIRYMAN’S. SHOW In the Dominion. Come and See the Horse-jumping and Military Events. BUTTER FAT COMPETITION. Errata—ln Class No. 145 (Pedigree Jersey), the Prizes should read: First Prize £lO 10s, Second Prize £2 10s, Third-Prize £1 Is. Class No. 16; Best Colt, Mare or Golding, any age, sired by Young Victor—Prize, trophy value £8 Bs. Class 16a :Best Colt, Mare, or Gelding (3 years or under), sired by Young Victor. Prize, trophy, value £4 4s. Class 16b: Best Yearling sired by Young Victor. Prize, trophy, value £2 2s. 16d: Best Yearling sired by “Victory,” Mr, A. McCracken’s Special Prizes—lst £2 2s, second £1 Is. I 254 a Pen of Three Best Baconers, any breed. The Inglewood Go-opera- ' tive Bacon Co.’s prize of £3 for first,and the Society’s £1 for second (provided there are not less than two entries); weights not to exceed 15011), nor less than 1201 b (dead). This class will bo judged by tlie Inglewood Bacon Co.’s Factory Manager. Pigs entered to become the property of the Company at their advertised price. 254 b. Best Pen of Four Baconers, from 120 to 150 lbs. Messrs. Dimmock and Co.’s Special Prizes—--Ist £2 2s, second £1 Is. _ 62a. Best Lady Amateur Driver ; for ladies who have never won a prize in a driving competition ; ladies to be only occupants of vehicles. First prize £1 Is, second prize 10s Gd. Entry 2s 6d. CHEVIOT RAMS. 13a. Best Pen of 3 Cheviot Rams under 18 months. Mr. A. W. Budge’s Special Prize of £1 Is. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd. Schedules on application to E. JACKSON, Secretary.