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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 21 March 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENT. EOYAL STANDARD PALACE OF PIOTUEES. DRUIDS' HALL. Direction or J. E. Petherick. —Another Great Bill THE GREAT WEEK OF AVIATION. Ladies' Hats of All Ages. THE FLOWER GIRL OF PARIS. How Jack Helped his Sister. THE HYPNOTIC SUGGESTIONS. And Many Others. Is. And the Prices are 6d. A MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. Children 3d and 6d. Reserved Seats, Jackson's, 6d extra. PIANOFORTE RECITAL CHANGE OF DATE TO MONDAY, MARCH 21ST. . . MADAME ELDERHORST. . —■will give a— PIANOFORTE RECITAL —at the— NELSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC MONDAY EVENING, March 21, at 8 o'clock. Reserved Seats 2s 6d BackSeats - - • 1s Orchestral Seats ■ - 1s Plan of Hall at MARTIN'S (late (HufiWs), Trafalgar-street, where tickets may be obtained., LONDON PRESS OPINIONS. i "The Musical Times." — "Her playing is so healthy, so sure, and her interpretation so independent, while she is carried away by the passionate temperament of the true born musician and artist." "Daily Telegraph."— "Madame Elderhorst gave a concert at the Aeolian Hall. Her touch is always beautiful in tone, and of rich singing quality." "Standard.'— "Her rendering of the. 'Moonlight Sonata' deserved the hearty applause of the large audience. Her playing is resolute and powerful, and her technique grand, and she has an artist's depth of feeling for the poetry in music." "Court Journal."— "Madame Elderhorst revealed herself as a highly gifted artist, and played with wonderful ease and simplicity." "Daily News.""Madame Elderhorst certainly takes a place in the front rank of pianists." ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. GOOD FRIDAY, March 25th. 1910. A SACRED CANTATA entitled—r\LlVETTO pALVARY, will be rendered in St. John's Church on GOOD FRIDAY, commencing at 8 O'clock p.m. Admission free. Collection. OLIVET TO CALVARY- Final rehearsal on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Full attendance requested. NELSON RUGBY UNION. riIHE Annual General Meeting will be J_ held in Stallard's Rooms on WEDNESDAY. March 23rd, at 8 p.m. Business: Presentation of Annual Report and Balance-sheet, Election of Officers, etc. F. P. KITCHING, Hon. Sec. MOTUEKA VALLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. , - IHE Annual Horticultural Show A. will be held in the Druids' Hall, TAPAWERA, on EASTER MONDAY, March 28th. at 2.30 p.m. JAS. HUDSON, Sec. IHEATRE "D OYAL. GRAND pATHOLIC pARNIVAL, "DAZAiR, —and— TUNCY TIAIB. GRAND OPENING NIGHTEASTER MONDAY. A GREAT DISPLAY OF TERPSICHOREAN ART. Arranged and Composed by the GREAT oiid ONLY BORZONI. (Late Stage Manager and Ballet Master of the Williamson Company). Will be given in all its Grace and Beauty. PERFORMERS, iAA PERFORMERS JUU Under the direction of SIGNOR BORZONI. Beautiful Marches by the whole of the Performers. Stately Gavottes by 16 Ladies and Gents. Graceful Dances'by the Flower Girls. Amusing and Fasciitfiting Cake Walks. Irish Jigs by 8 Little Colleens. Basotu War "Dance by 16 Basotu Boys A Regular Side Splitter. Etc. Etc. Limelight Effects by Mr Hobbs. OPEN Every Evening at 7. Display at 8. Saturday at 7.45. Orchestra 'of 8 Instruments. Admission Dre-s? Circle. 2s. Body of Hall. Is. BEN CRISP, Business Manager. NELSON INSTITUTE. IHE ANNUAL MEETING of Subscribers to the Institute will be held m the Library*. Bridge-street, on MONDAY EVENING, March 21st, at 8 o'clock. A Full meeting is remiested. GEORGE C. GILBERT. Hon fee. and Treasurer.