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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12754, 29 March 1910, Page 2

— •mmmmmm — i — — ~— — — .^^m— .1.1 AMUBEMENTB. DRUIDS' HALL. :._ Direction of J. E. Peth^riok. EVERY EVENING, at 87 ROYAL STANDARD PICTUREB. — Another Great ProgramMe: - • Thoftday^ext;~Grea'6' Attraction; ' ' EDWARD a'RAVIS.y ; 7f The brilliant young Pianist, wiil'attempt to break the world's record endurance on the piano' of GO hours 30 minuteai Full pattieulara Mottday'fl papers." ' y TflE COWBOY MILLtONAIBE. is. OUR PRICES. -d Reserves Jackson's. 6d extra. . . n - - ' * *) , ' '„ THEATRE ROYAL. GRAND CATHOLIC CARNIVAL, BAZAAR & FANCY FAIR. 7 GREAT AND ENTHUSIASTIC OPENING!!! /" PEEFOEMEES GBEETED WITH . : ROUNDS OF APPLAUSE ! ! ! • A GEEAT DISPLAY X of Tf RPSfCHOREAN ART. 1 Arranged and Composed by the .. GEEAT and ONLY BORZONI (Late Stage Manager and Ballet Mastei of the Williamson Company.) Will be given in all its grace and beauty, -by- ~--^- ' -I r_f\ PEEFOEMEES. -| /\f_; AAJU PEEFOhMEES.. XULF under the direction of SIGNOE 1 BOEZONI. Beautiful Marches by the -whola of the Performers. Stately Gavottes by 16 Ladies and Gents. Graceful Dances by the Flower Girls. Amusing and Fascinating Cake Walki. Irish Jigs by 8 Little Colleens. . Ba6otu Wir Dance by 16 Basotu 'Boys— ~ A' Eegular Side Splitter. * Etc. Etc. V Limelight Effects by Mr Hbbbs. OPEN Every Evening at 7. .Display at 8. Saturday at 7145. " V "" Orchestra of 8 Instruments. ~ air G. Kirton, Conductor. Admission:! "■ IDre.SB Circle, 2s j Body of Hall, Is. Children nnder 12, half-price. rpHE BAZAAE will be OPEN for JL Exhibition of Work every Afterneon this week, from 2.30 until 4. 'Admission free.. BEN. OEISP, X 646 Business Manager, FOR PICNICS. Nothing is so handy for making Sandwiches as ST. GEORGE POTTED MEATS. They, spread on like hntte-r — no tiresome cutting or v mincing. All \ grocers keep them,; price 6dyper tin . MONEY TO LEND*. THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON lends MONEY on City arid* Country Properties,, in any Bums> repayable' by monthly instalments* Borrowers nominally pay s'per ■cehtj but with the' profits-allotted :on repays metvta, the rate of interest-is" less' than 5 per cent - Sums oi'£2 or over can be/repaid at an-j- time without. nDtice^ and ''nterest ceases on repayment. f .".-. This Society ■. . off9rs'.pnvileg;eß and advantages to boi rowers that cannot be bbtained elsewhere. . Before borrowing obtain full particulars from G. M- ROUT, 3362 Secretary. NEW BOCK LIST. The Chaffeur-s Companion/Is 6d ■Ralpp Connor's The Settler, 3s 6d Corbett's Boxing, 9d Auburn's Methodist's Cookery, Is 3d Hedin's Trans-Himalaya, '2 vols, 7s Maiid Diven'o Candles in Wind, 3s 6d Kipling's Actions and Ec- Actions, 3a Gd Bassett's Judith's Garden, Is 6d Goodrich's Lady Without Je\velß;.3s 6d' Bacneller's The Master, 8s r 6(l . J. K. Scott's Woman in Question, 3s Gd Waso'nVHappy Hawkins, 3s 6d ~ Ow2y ? s Nest Sparrowlia\yk, 3s Gd Gir*>iqe'B Mod'ei n Juliet, 6d/.. Sta6kpoole's Garr yowen, 26 6i'and 3s 6d i Beminiscences^Lady Dorothy Nevill,.ls6d Thrirstoh's City ßeautif nlNtiiense/3s6d Wisden's Crioket Almanac 1910 . Ouidals Folle Farine, 6d .; 7 Gallon's Great Gay E6ad,'3sod Jepsbn's Number 19, 3s 6d ' Scouting for Boys, new and revised cdi- - ytion, Is '6d.*' 7.vX : K. TEAFALGAE STREET.' y. . i ■ McOoug^l^Mp SULPHUR MENIC PASTE. ' WHY FARMERS SHOULD'USE IT. First.— Kills all living vermin. Second.— Kills all the eggs' of ,. Ticks and Lice as they hatch 'afto- dipping. .: t . '..7:. '..' .-',. . Third.— Remains in the wool until- the following shearing. .' Fourth.— Contains all thei.pro^erties of a powder dip ; and, being inrpasto,' contains various oils. 7 that 'the .; powder dip does not. .Fifth.-rr-Leaves the wool instrous to look at and silky to' fed. ■ Sixth.— No flies will attack sheep dipped in McDougall's Arsenic Paste Dip. Seventn .—Will mix-with liMe: and' Bard , ... water, equally as; weU-7 as ! vstifft water. 7 ' • '.X Eighth.—^McDougaU's Arsenic Salphur Paste Dip is a. combination of the antiseptic ingredients: of .McDougall's non-poisonous fluid tipy'with arsenic and sulphur introduced to meet the demand for a 'poisonous dip for use against lice and' masgot fly, andwhich shouldbe free from the objectionable "haifsHening" efFecfcs so generally,' resulting from the use of arsenic, -and at the same time healing and 'E'-eth-ing. „- . _ • , >..,;. ;.7.7;: •a£|c> on"salecx 7 Mobougail's Non-Polspoous. LawesV Powder 7aiifdFJuW> . Brooks' Poisonous Fluid. - ■" ■■ Little's Npn-PolsWousV HARDY aTBEET' «afe f .--;SC3SfeX7' THE " SUN-" is the oldest Officb in the ) world doing FIEE busra-jM only.Prompt and liberal settlemont of claims made by Local Agents. . Rates of Premium and other information on application. Z' ;■__ .,;.. AGFNTS, 7NELSON.