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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12756, 31 March 1910, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. DRUIDS' HALL. , . Direction of J. Er.Pethetv*. TO-NIGHT & EVERY EVENING. ROYAL STANDARD PICTUREB. ' -^-AhotiierNew ßfflT— " ■ ' • Attraction Extraordinary I THURSDAY MORNING, at ,9. MR EDWARD TRAVIS, ' .. -The Brilliant Young Pianist,.. , r will attempt to Break the World's B&ord '• Piano Sttßßion of 61 hours 30 minttteß. Piano lent by A. E. Martin's Piano Agency. ■ v . , Matineb Pkejoemancks at 2.30 EaOh : . .Afternoon. ; ... ; . Admission Day Sessions : GaVery Is j chUdrenSJ. Body of Hall 6dj children 3d. 1s; OUR PRICES. .:-- 6d THEATRE ROYAL. : GRAND : CATHOLIC CARNIVAL, BAZAAR & FANCY FAIR. GREAT AND ENTHUSIASTIC ' : OPENING!!! ' PERFORMERS GEEETED WITH : ROUNDS OF APPLAUSE ! ! ! A GREAT DISPLAY of TIRPSICHOREAN ART. Arranged and Composed by the GREAT aid ONLY BORZONI (Late Stage Manager and Ballet Master t>f the Williamson Company.) Will bo given in all its grace and beanty; ~ -*?- ~z lAA PERFORMERS. -fir\/-\ Xl/VJ PERFOhMERS. XUtJ under the direction of SIGNOR BORZONI. Beautiful Marches by the Wola of the Performers. , Stately Gavottes- by 16 Ladies and Gents. Graceful Dances by the Flower Girls; ' Amusing and Fascinating Gake Walks. Irish Jigs by 8 Little Colleens. , v Rasotu War Dance by iij.Easotu 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. Sir G. Kirtcm, Conductor. - Admission : Dress Circle, 2s ; Body of Hall, Is. Children under 12, half-price. By special arrangement, the usual 7,45 Train on Satdraay evening will arnve at Nelson at 7.30, and the usual 10 Train will be dehyed until 10.30. BEN. ORISP, 846 Business Manager. MONEY. XIHE PERMANENT BUILDING . SOCIETY accepts MONEY OK DEPOSIT as under:— Q PER CENT at Call. Q1 PER CENT if Fixed f or^.6 or 1? tJ2 months. - ;•-. GEO. M. ROUT, 3368 Secretary FOR PICNICS. - •'••• -;^ Nothing is so handy for matabg Sandwiches' as : ST. GEORGE POTTED MEATS. They spread on like butter^-no tiresome 'Cutting or mincing. - All -grocers keep them, price 6d pet tin . MONEY TO LEND. rpHE PERMANENT BUILDINfr A SOCIETY OF NELSON lend? MONEY on City -and Country Properties, in any sum's, repayable bj monthly instalments. Borrowers nominally pay 5 per cent, but witlrthe profits allotted-on repayments, the rate of interest is less than 5 per cent Sums; of £2 or over can oe repaid at any time without notice, and 'nterest ceases on repayment. :.*.•:< ■■, .■;^ v ->a> -■ THis Society offers privileges and advantages to boirowera that -cannot be obtained elsewhere. .'■ .; „. Before borrowing obtain full particulars from , "■•'?•■- . Q. M. ROUT,'" 3352 Secretary. NEW BOOK; LIST. The Ohaffeun's.opmpanion,l3 6d . Ralpp'.Cpnlioß's^Theltettler, 3s 6d CorbeiSfsligdxJng.'^d" -: Auburn's'Methfidistfs Cookery, Is 3d Hedin,*B ; Trftns-Himalaya, 2 vols, 7s MaudiDJiven'oiCandles in Wind, 3s 6d Kipling^:Xofcio9s*and;RerActiong,33 6d Bassett-'p^iiditii'sGarden, Is 6d Goodricfes Ladp Without Jewels, 3s 6d ' Bacheller's^The,. Master, |s;6d. . J. tt. Scott's Woman in Question, 3s fld -Wasbn'fl/Sappyr Bawkins, 3s 6d Orczy^s Nest. Spar rowhawk, 3s 6d Juliet, 6d . .- t_ . . Stackpoole's Garryowen, 2s 6d and 3s Cd Beminiscences Lady Dorothy, Nevill, Is6d Thurston's City Beaubfnl Ncnsense, 3s 6d Wisden's Criuket Almanac 1910 Ouidas Fo'le Ferine, 6d Gallon's Great Gay' Road, 3s 6d jepson's Number 19/ 3s 6d Scouting for Boys, new and revised edition, Is 6d.J J. E. Kounsell & Co TRAFALGAR STRELT McDougall's Olp^ SULPHUR^ A^ENIC PASTE. WELT FARMERS SHOULD USE IT. First.— Kills all living- vermin. , - Second.— Kill^ all the eggs of Ticks ', and Lice as the-y hatch afte" dip- - ping. v . ''"v— ■ ' - Third. — Remains in the. wool Until the ' following shearing. --, ' ' Fourth.— Contains all the properties of a powdef ; dip, and, being in pasto, contains -varipus oilß that the powder dip 1 ? does not. ' Fifth.—^Le'ayes.Hhe wool lttstrousto lookat'and silky to fed. 1 ' ■ ; ;: ■ Sixth.-^-No fiie§ will attack sheep dipped in McDougall's Arsenic Paste '■' -Dip.' ■■'"■-"'■ ' ■ """ '■'■':- '"' Seventh.— Will mix with lime and hard "; ivater equally as well- as soft .'- . water.' ■' , . - , / ;.;■*"'"',-'■',"'•*''■ • Eighth.^-McPougall',B Argehic i Sulphur Paste Dip is a conlbjnatioh iof the intiseptic'iii'gredient» ; of'Mtfl)bug- . all ! s noji-poisohous fluid : dip with arsenic and sulphur introduced to meet the demand for ■a'poisonbus I . ' ;dip for Vii&- against lic6 and masgot fly, anfl' which shttvild' be "free from the '^je^ibnabl^haVsheii. ' ing ?> effects so generality T fesultir.g •;' from the use of aTsenic,: ai{d at 'the same time healing and E'x;.th- . ing. . ■ also bN~ sale. :.-;:. McDougall's Non-Poisonous. Lawes 1 Powder ?ndf fluid. Brooks' Poisonous Fluid. Little's Non-Poisonous. TASKER & LEViEN. IAROY OTREET