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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 18 August 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENT DRUIDS HALL SVEUY EVENING. OLLER SKATING Daily Sessions as Ofiuaj. Our Next Great At traction, GIGANTIC -MASK AND POSTER CARNIVAL. August 29th and 30th. THEATRE TIOYAL, TVTELSON. HEATIiE Jti/OYAL, IX ELSON. Lessee and Manager Hugh J. Ward. THURSDAY. FRIDAY.. SATURDAY. August 13, 19, and 20. A MIGHTY. MERRY, LAUGHING SENSATION. HUGH J. WARD. Presents his COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, including MISS (JRACE PALOTTA. and the Popular Australian Artists, MISS MAUD CHIiTWYND. Supported by a Brilliant Company of Performers. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th. An Original Comedy in three acts, by John Stapleton. "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON." "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON." Laughter holding both its sides. "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON." Gives fust-class people big chances. "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON." Contains all the Charm of Opera. Funnier than a Pantomime. Brimful of Songs and Dances. THE LIMIT OF LAUGHTER. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19th. The Hilarious Side-splitting Piece of Farcical Extravagance, "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S," "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S," by Paul M. Potter, author of "Trilby." "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S," A Comedy of International Fame. "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S," A Cascade of Refined Comedy. DELICIOUSLY COMIC. Hits an audience in the place where it keeps its expressions of joy with tremendous vitality. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th. The Riotously Funny Farcical Comedy, "THE MAN FROM MEXICO." "THE MAN FROM MEXICO." Hindi. Ward's Famous Merriment NOVELTY. "THE MAN FROM MEXICO." Brimming over with Musical -and Speciality Interpolations. "THE MAN FROM MEXICO." A Shriek from start to finish, Full of Fun and Frolic. A Comedy of Surprises. THREE GREAT PLAYS —by a—• GREAT COMPANY.

Box Plans at Jackson e, Monday, August 15th. Prices—Reserved Seats, ss; Stalls, 3s ; Pit, 2s. WALTER MONK, Touring Mgr. HARMONIC SOCIETY. ,|ULL Attendance of Chorus request- _ ed for Practice of "The Revenge" THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. New members welcomed. A PUBLIC MEETING J7ILL be held at the Institute. VV RICHMOND, on TUESDAY, 23rd August, at 7.30 p.m. Business: To Arrange Social, etc., in Connection with Mr Henderson's departure from Richmond. (Signed) JAMES HUNT, Mayor. NELSON KENNEL CLUB. . WR Inaugural Show will be held at the Drill Shed on September 3rd. Entries close on WEDNESDAY, Augiist 24th. Schedules and entry forms obtainable from live Secretary. H. F. WEST, Hon. Secretary.

SEEDS. FRESH Now Season's VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, now ready. All Seeds are thoroughly tested and will be found absolutely reliable. Sold in packets, loose, or in bulk. Special quotations for quantities. Large as sortment from the best English and Colonial growers to select from. BUY SEEDS THAT GROW. From NELSON SEED & PRODUCE Co., Lri. COAL MERCHANTS. Seed our window display. EPARATE TENDERS will bo re- * ceived till 3 o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY, the 19th inst.. for:— I—Metalling North Esk-street. 2.—Metalling St. Vincent-street. 3.—Protective* Work find Filling Washouts to stream in Brook--street and Nile-street. 4.—Stone Crushing Brook-street Quarry. Plans and specifications may be seen at the City Engineer's Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be addressed to the Town Clerk, and endorsed "Tenders for ." G. A. EDMONDS, Town Clerk. 15th August. 1910. L PROTECTION. jtection can bo obtained over :ui invention for a period (in New Zealand') in order to demonstrate its value, to raise capital, etc. It is inexpensive; and fullest particulars can be obtained from 11'• , HUCIIFS, Patent Agent. ~i~>7 Featherston Street. Wellington. ''Advice lo Inventors," Post Free on application.