Dublin Boy Scouts Association. Grand entertainment by 1st Blackrock (Avoca School) Troop and Wolf-Cub Pack and 2nd Blackrock Troop, held in Town Hall, Blackrock [Co. Dublin] on Thursday, 18th December, 1919 at 7.30 p.m. Programme - 2d [twopence]
[Dublin Boy Scouts Association].
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| Summary: | Leaflet, printed in black font on sky-blue coloured paper, issued by the Dublin Boy Scouts Association, featuring several advertisements for Dublin city stores [J.W. Elvery & Co., Ltd. - "sport outfitters and waterproofers, scout uniforms for boys and girls", featuring an illustration of an elephant; Crotty's Limited. Sports' outfitters & waterproofers, 62 Grafton Street, Dublin and Frank Sugg, Ltd. [,] 2 Ely Place, Dublin - "The pick-me-up rugby ball [,] used by the "All Blacks" and in numerous International Matches and by all leading Clubs. Jerseys, knickers, boots, etc. Hockey sticks and outfirs. Catalogue free"] and local businesses based in Blackrock, Co. Dublin [W. Magee 7 Co., Main Street, Blackrock - "Try our groceries, provisions [,] wines & spirits"; B. Drinkwater, Victualler, 3 and 5 Carysfort Avenue, Blackrock - "A constant supply of heifer and ox beef...Irish lamb a speciality"; B. Hickey, Merchant tailor, 29 Carysfort Ave., Blackrock - "Ladies' and gent's costumes high-class tailored, costumes and suits remodelled...patterns and fashion plates supplied on application"; Blackrock Cycle Works, (T. Kenny, proprietor), 3 Temple Road, Blackrock amongst others]. Parts 1 and II of programme of events taking place on Thursday, 18 December 1919 outlined within centrefold. |
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| Language: | English |
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Dublin :
[Printed by] The Brunswick Press, Ltd.,
1919.
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| Notes: | This item is held in the Department of Ephemera. Physical description: 1 programme (1 single sheet, folded into [4] pp.) : ill. ; 23.1 x 14.5 cm.. more |
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EPH B1073 |
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Ephemera |
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