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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 81, 10 August 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S THEATRE TO-NIGHT. Final screening of Ho.dkinson,’s -latest feature. “PAGAN LOVE” Enacted by an all-star cast of players. making their first appearance here. Here; is a picture that is different to all others in story, cast and magnificence. COMMENCING AT THE MATINEE SATURDAY. a JUSTINE JOHNSTONE In a tense drama of contrasts “THE PLAYTHING OF BROADWAY” % Also another of the famous Torchy I*®/' : sariM. “TOECHY’S KNIGHTHOOD.” And “THE AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE.” USUAL PRICES. \ I® ‘ >=sss . ABox plan at Humphrey’s Bookseller.

••IT* TOO COLD TO GO HOME” ••ITS TOO COLD TO GO HOME” ■ xfto itwa -'will-have >oUr Luncheon, at V- , THE STRATFORD BAR. THE STRATFORD MARBLE BAR. THE S*RATFWD MARBLE EAR. —«* ' Bare' your and enjoy the 'DAINTIEST, TASTIEST Luncheonette imaginable, and at a most reasonable price. m ’ . s Quick Service.-—We won’t keep a :girl who is slow. If you don’t, want a full luncheon' whan is better for ■you than a bowl of nice appetising Hot Squp served with toast. Try our Luncheonette, you will be sur- / prised., ■CRT. VINSEN Proprietor. -M i - METHODIST BULB SHOW ASD SHE OF WOBK. TOWN HALL SEPTEMBER 20th, and 21st. i:> tv ■ • Afternoon' and Evening sessiqns. Large exhibits of beautiful blooms 5 from' ’all parts of Taranaki. $ - ;• THE TOWN HALL A BLAZE OF SPRING FLOWERS. sl • \ ,Afternoon Teas and Supper, •Special Orchestral Music each .Evening. Childrens Items! the public to Judge Competitors. -> / Come yottrself aid bring the family. V;/ Admission One shilling. 1 H. T. COOPER. •Hon. Secretary, ANNUAL BALANCE. Our Annual Balance is made this month, clients will assist ■g by. prompt settlement of accounts. \ Overdue accounts must be arranged for by the 20th. Legal proceedings will he taken on the 20th, without further notice, tor the recovery of all dead accounts. CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE STORE CO., LTD. NOTICE. Xi'.. V E have much pleasure in notifying Stratford residents that e haVe been able to procure larger more convenient premises downfall's In Veale’s Buildings (late oot shop, next Orr, grocer) Broaday. Mr J. McKee,, late of liawera, as been appointed to manage the Tanch which will be open every »yt Yon arc invited to visit our new how rooms where every attention ill be giten, PURSER & gUISTED, LTD. HOME FURNISHERS. HAWEKA AND STRATFORD. CONFECTIOSTEKT ‘a YES N THAT’S IT! WE MAKE IT AND WE KNOW WHAT IT IS, ONLY THE VERY BEST INGREDIENTS USED AT. •a ALLISONS pSAL gTORE. Broadway, Stratford. ■DY