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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 90, 21 August 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. KIJNG'S THEATRE TO-NIGHT. BILL I'ATTON IN ' "OUTLAWED." A thrilling story of the West. Packed full oi excitement and stirring moments. Also Comedy, Gazette, Educational. COMING THURSDAY CONWAY TEARLE IN AFTER HTPNIGIIT. ; Lbcfe out for Paramount Week. Box plan at Humphrey's Bookseller. THIRD ANNUAL PARAMOUNT WEEK ]CpakMoun£ wi^m§) l 1925 SEPTEMBER 1923 SUN MOM TUE WEI a

"I hate, ham sandwiches." We heard someone say that one day at THE STRATFORD MARBLE BAR, THE STRATFORD MARBLE BAR, so we thought it out, and now we serve, in addition, the folJowing delicious sandwiches: OYSTER SANDWICHES. MARMITE SANDWICHES. N/DT-BUTTER SANDWICHES. TOMATO SANDWICHES. EGG SANDWICHES. INDIA" RELISH SANDWICHES. BANANA SANDWICHES. CHOP SOUCI SANDWICHES. SPAGHETTI SANDWICHES. A bigger variety than you will get anywhere in New Zealand. We have dozens of other delicacies to choose from our menus. Our Motto isSERVICE! SERVICE 1 ! SERVICE! 6ICHT iESTINC. RNEST DAVTES (Fellow of the English Institute of Opthalmic Optician*, by Exam, in London), may be consulted at Mr Gaffaney's, ~" adway, every TUESDAY. Hours > a.m. to -4 p.m. Appointments may be made with Mr Gaffaney. THE SALTATION AttMY HALL. FENTON STREET. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 21s£, 22nd, and 23rd. "LAVENDER FAIR" In aid of our Social and Missionary operations. Programme Tuesday evening by visiting talent from Eltham. Wednesday evening by members of the Metbodist Choir. Stalls of every description. Open afternoons and evenings. Season tickets 1/-.

METHODIST BULB SHOW AND SALE OF TYORK. tow;n hall SEPTEMBER 20th, and 21st. A VERY VALUABLE SILVER CHALLENGE CUP, TO BE WON BY AMATEURS. Presented by Jonas Masters Esq. Entries 6d each. , H. T. COOPER. ■ s ■'' Hon. Secretary. STRATFORD RACING CLUB., jtyjEMBERS are hereby reminded that the 32nd Annual Meeting, of which prior notice has I n given, will be held in the ' a Tea Rooms, on Tuesday eveuujg (-1-8-23) at 8 p.m. W. POWER, Secretary.