AMUSEMENTS. To-night's Magnificent Series: A Special Star Sporting Drama, A Rale Auld Irish Racing Drama, A DARK HORSE WINS THE DONNYBROOK STEEPLECHASE. A Sweet Colleen makes a Clever Jockey. THE FILLY. Erin's Tale of Sport and Love. LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. A.K.'s Impressive Drama, INNOCENT. And a Bunch of Comics, Scenics and Dramas headed by the Vita, happy comedy, THE FLAMING HEART. FRIDAY NEXT: A remarkable Star Drama of crime, repentance and love. LEAH KLESCHNA, A History of the Daughter of the Master Thief of France. TUG OF WAR. WHANGAMOMONA TOWN HALL, On TUESDAY, 4th, and WEDNESDAY sth AUGUST, Commencing at 8 p.m. A GRAND TUG-OF-WAR Competition will be held on the above dates in the Whangamomona "Town Hall. 5 Men aside. No limit as to weights. Prizes—lst prize £lO, 2nd prize £2. Nominations £1 per team, close with Mr W. Harris, on urday, Ist August, at 10 p.m. Admission Is. First pull commences at 8.15 p.m. sharp. Judge, Mr R. Hill. Committee, Messrs McMeekan, Armstrong and Hat ton. W. HARRIS, Convenor.
CHEAP DAIRY LAND. i , E offer 1318 Acres Freehold Land for sale on the West Coast (South Island) in one Block, or will subdivide Into 5 Dairy Farms, within four miles from dairy factory, and nine miles from railway station by. good road. With completion of Otira Tunnel, land values -should double. . Price £6 15s per acre for Block, or &i per acre if subdivided. EASY TERMS. Pull information from MARK SPROT AND CO., (Established 1865), GREYMOUTH. MRS McCALLUM, Broadway. GREAT ROOM-MAKING SALE. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS. Everything Marked down to Bedrock Prices.. FOR 3 WEEKS ONLY. DON'T miss this chance of securing ladies' and children's knitted coats at less than wholesale prices. Maids' rainproof coats from 12s 6d, ladies' and children's hats and bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed, at reduce prices; children's wool caps' 10d each. A lot of fur neckets from 7s lid, worth double; a few only, ladies' blanket coats 17s 6d to 22s 6d; a lot of ladies and children's beaver hats from 2s lid to 12s 6d, ladies' stockinette bloomers at 2s 6d. This is a real sale, as we must have room for alterations. MRS McCALLUM, Broadway. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. » » ing-our Shareholders and Clients in the Stratford and surrounding districts that we have appointed MR F. H. ANDERSON our Agent, with headquarters at Stratford. Mr Anderson has a thorough knowledge of the district; any business entrusted to him will receive prompt and careful' attention. A. W. GILLIES, Generai Manager. G. A. HOLDER, Secretary.
J. H. FORD, BOOTMAKER AND REPAIRER, TAVING taken Sparwath's old L Shop, over the Bridge, has Parted his Boot Repair Factory, on which lines he specialises. "DONE WHILE YOU WAIT." Try his Waterproofing for handsewn repairs and noiseless Rubber Heels. J. H. FORD, Sparwath's Late Shop, 4 BROADWAY SOUTH, WORE YOU HAVI INSPECTED TB2S MILKER AND RELEASE. THE SIMPLEST, THE NEWEST. OKI BEST. B4TALOGUEB FROM R« 1* < fIBAVI.QBD.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 89, 5 August 1914, Page 1
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