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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12757, 1 April 1910, Page 2

' AMUBEMENTS. • DRUIDS' HALL. Direction of J. E. Pethenck; TO-NIGHT & EVERY EVENING. ROYAL STANDARD PICTURES. —Another New BilL— Attraotion Extraordinary I THURSDAY-MORNING, at-9. MR ifIDWARD Q'RAVIS, The Brilliant Young Pianist, will attempt to Break the World's Record Piano Session of 61 hours 30 minutes. Piano lent by A. E. Martin's Piano . Agency. Matinee Performances at 2 80 -Each Afternoon. ■ Admission Day Sessions t Gal'ery Is ; children Od. Body of Hall Od; children 3d. 18. . OUR PRICES. 6d Seats may be reserved at Druids' Hall during the day. PIANO RECORD DANCE, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I Messrs Travis and Petherick have gteat pleasure in announcing that' a DANCE -will be held in the Druidb' Hall, commencing at 11 p.m., after the Royal Standard Pic njßKs. Admission 1/-. 1/- Admission. ROYAL. GRAND CATHOLIC CARNIVAL, BAZAAR & JttNCY FAIR. GREAT AND ENTHUSIASTIC OPENING!!! PERFORMERS GREETED WITH .ROUNDS OF APPLAUSE ! ! ! A GREAT DISPLAY of TLRPSIGHOREAN ART. Arranged and Composed by the GREAT aid ONLY BORZONI (Late Stage Manager and Ballet Mastta of the Williamson Company.) Will be given in all its grace and' beauty) "■ 1A A PERFORMERS. ■% V\ jTv lAJKJ PERFOiiMERS. X\J\J under the direction of ■ SIGNOR BORZONI. Beautiful Marches by. the whola of the Performers. Stately Gavottes by 16 Ladies and Gents. Graceful Dances by the Flower Girls. Amußing and Fascinating Cake Walks. Irish Jigs by 8 Little Colleens. Rasotu War Dance by 16 Basotu Boys— A Bepular 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, air G. Kirton, Conductor. Admission: Dress Ci'de, 2s } Body of Hall, Is. Children under 12, half-price. MATINEE. SATURDAY, April 2nd. Commencing at 2.30 p.m. Admission : Ohildrea 3d, Adults 6J. BEN. flfiISP, 846 _ Business Manager. FOR PICNICS. Nothing is so handy for making Sandwiches as ST. GEORGE POITED MEATS. . They spreatl • on like butter — no tiresome cut: ting or mincing. All grocers keep them, price 6d per tin. . - MONEY TO LEND. THE PERMANENT JBUILDING, A SOCIETY OF NELSON lends iSIONEY on City arid Couritrv Properties, in any sums, repayable by monthly instalments. Borrowers nominally pay 6 per cent, but with the profits allotted on ropayments, the rate of interest is less than 5 per cent . Bams of £2 or over can oe repaid at any time without notice, .and -nterest ceases on repaymeat. This Society : offers privileges and advantages to borrowers that cannot be obtained ehiewhere. . ."-:.-. Before borrowing obtain full particulars from G. M. ROUT, 3852 -Secretary. NEW J3£OK LIST. The Chafieur's Companion, la 6d Ralpp Connor's The Settler, 8s 6d Corbett/s Bdnhg; J 9d Auburn's Methodist's Cookery, Is 3d Hediri's Trahs-HimKlaya, 2 vols, 7s Maua^iven'i^an9tes^ri;Wind/3-s'6d Kiiiling's A'ctibMs and'Bfl-Acliidiiß, 3s 6d Ba^eWsJuaii'fi^arden, Is 6d \ GoodriCn'8 ;r La9y; Without Jewels, 8s 6d Bacheile^s^Me'Miiste'r, 3s 6d J. K. Scott's Woman inlQdestioh, 33 6d" Wasoii'EfHfepp^^tawkinß, 3s ; 6d Orozy's Nest bparrowhawk/ 3s 6d GarTic6"s^6iieinJulietJ6d' - St&ckpoole's' G^rryowen, 2a 6d aTnd 3s ;6d Beminiscehces Lady Dorothy Nevill, is 6d Thurston's City Beautiful Ncnsense,'3s6d Wisden's Crioket Almanac 1910 Ouida's Fofle F*rihe, 6d .-■-,..:. Gallon's Great Gay Road, 3s 6d Jeps^n's Number 19, 3s 6d . . ... . 'Scouting "for Boys, new and revised edition, Is 6d.J J. E. Kounseir & Co TRAFALGAR STREET McDougaH's Dip. SULPHUR ARSENIC PASTE. WHY FARMERS~SHOUIk> tJSEfIT. 'First.— Kills all living vermin. -?■ Second.— Kills all the eggs of Ticks md Lice as they hatch afte-ydip-. ting. ' . - f": ■: Third.— Remains in the wool until the. • >'■•- following sheafing. ; ; .-• Fourth.— Contains all the pr6per#eB x qf a powder'dip/ and, being in. pMtq,; contains vanouß oils thatjj'.pKe^ powder dip'does not. J ?^ -*1 FiftE— Leaves'- the wool Jastrous w lbbk-at and silky to fed. K Sixth— No flies will attack sheep'dip? pebVfo McDbugall^s Arsenic Paste Dip. 1 - >■ ' ••' ■ ■■ - ■-. :: -' Seventh. —^Williriix with lime arid hardwater equally as well -as> soft. ...^ater. : ' ■■■■ - ■ ■••« j -.e«A«^-^v Eighth i— McDbugall -s Arsenic Sulphur '. Paste Dip is a combination of the " aKtiseptic inpredients;*<Jf. McDougall's non-poisoribtis^uid. :> ;aij) wrph arsenic and "SUlphW introduced?!*) meet the demaiiQ Fo"r ''-& poispijp^s dip -for use a^itfßt'lifts'Jand^mijj* 1 got fly, and '\vhich: shoidd' b.erf^ from the objectionable "harsheg-. ihg" 'offflcte so "generallx resulih?g : froitt the use of arsehib; arid; at ' the same time healing and B'^-tg-. '■'■ ™8» ... \-' : r:.};.Z<\- ''^'hI ALSO ON : SALE. -S MoDougall's Non-Poisonous. .}. Lawes' Powder arid Fluid. v - Brooks' Poisonous Fluid. :: Little's Non-Poisonous. ;'V. - TA^& itVlEfi ■; l ; «i arBV 'at b"eet.;' x ■■"'■ '. \2s '■ ■ • ' ■ ■•-•:■■■