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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 22, 20 December 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. H.M "We are scrtsbuiug a wonderful I’Jiotoplay of flip Northlands Featuring D'JSTIN FARNUM, DUSTIN FARNUM, In a romantic story of (d im Alaska, A 1 .. '"‘THE IRON STRAIN.” “THE IRON STRAIN,” “THE IRON STRAIN.” “THE IRON STRAIN.” A story of tlio Land beyond dd—“And there’s never a law of God or 1111111 runs north of 53.” “THE IRON STRAIN.” “THE IRON STRAIN.” A feature of the' picture is the Indian characters which are played for the first time by Ileal Indians. ( A CHEAT 151(5 OUTDOOR STORY , OF THE LAW OF THE YUKON. War Gazette. Diplomatic Henry. ajcsvy’S mo-mcHT.

SJTRATFORD SCHOOL STRAFFORD SCHOOL ANNUAL CONCERT, ANNUAL CONCERT, Will 1h) hold in the •OWN HALL, STRATFORD. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, Commencing at 7.15 p.m. Mr J. Rowe. Mr F. Foley. Mr S. Ward I.—Overture—Orchestra. Opening Chorus—Company. il—Soug ami Chorus—“ What do you thing of tho K aiser,” Mr J. Rowe. '4—Song ami Chorus— <( You ami I,” Mrs Edmondson. ,g—Song and Chorus—“ Sons of -New 'Zealand,” Mr B. J. Peters. 6 Song—“ All Alone,” Miss Payne. 7 Song and Chorus “Laughing,” Hr Ward. 8— Song and Chorus—“ Sue,” Mr Rowe <)—Chums-—Com pany —lnterval — 1— Overture—Orchestra. 2 Song—“ Tho Grey North Sea,” Mr ' B. J. Peters, i Jjl—Song and Chorus—“ Shade of the Palms,” Mr Walters. 4 Recitation—Miss Rowe. 5 Song and Chorus “Miss Gibbs,” Miss Sheahan, 6 Song—“ Undo Joe}* (by request) Mr J, Rowe. 7 Song and Chorus—“La Parisicnno” Miss Greonlialgh. { 8— Song—“l’ll Make a Man of You,” Miss Payne, g—Song and Chorus—“ Ding Dong,” Mr Ward. ■ 1 J National Anthem. Opening Overture 7.45 sharp. Doors open at 7.15. ■ Admission,:—Body of Hall Is, children half-price; Circle 2s, no half-price. on PROGRAMME: Bones. Interlocutor, Tam bo. T. HARRY PENN, Secretary School Committee.

WANGANUI GARRISON BAND. Under the auspices of the Stratford Racing Club. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. (In aid of Taranaki Wounded Soldiers’ Fund.) A. AND P. SHOWGROUNDS, STRATFORD, SUNDAY, 31 st DECEMBER, 1916. (2.30 p.m.) Admission—Adults Is, Children under 12, 6d. A. COLEMAN, Secretary S.R.C. J. W. ARM ILL AN, Eton, See. Stratford Patriotic Com. STRATFORD LADIES' PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. II VERY Saturday, the Ladies’ Pat’j riotio Market in aid of th« Red Croaa Fuad, will be open in the Committee’s Rooms, aoxt the Egraont Clothing Factory, Broadway. Gifta of Produce, Poultry, sw, will fee gratefully received. Morning Tea, Luncheon, and noon Tea, will be served in the same Booms every SATURDAY. M. B. BUDGE, ">■ Won, S«o-

I FOUNTAIN Pens—A Swan Pen makes a nice Present, 12k Cd, 15a, 17b 6d up to lios.—Charles B. James. WRITING CASES. Waiting Companions, from 2k 0(1 up to Hts— Ideal Presents. —Charles R. James. PUBLIC NOTICE. TO the general public of Stratford and surrounding district.—!, fling Lee, l ave this day disposed of jnv Laundry business to Joe Lee, late of New Plymouth, whose abilities as a first-class Laundrynian are wo! 1 known during t n past five years. T wish to thank a my ’customers ' t past favors, and a-g f continuance o: "ame to my successor Joe Lee, Tam. Iryman, Broadway South just over ! -he bridge. W ’ J SING LEE.