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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12768, 14 April 1910, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. DRUIDS' HALL. • », . . Dilution of J. B. Prthwu*. EVEBY EVENING, at, 8. ROYAL STANDARD PICTUJfES. Brighter Than Ever. The Boyal's Latest and Fuller^ Best. THE RESTORATION. THE RESTORATION. -THE JESTER. THE FAUN. THE SEA. • THE CRIMP. THE THEATRE PASS. THE THEATRE PASS. 1». OUR PRICES. " «d Beserves Jackson's, 6d extra.' :; NELSON AMATEUR BOXINC ASSOCIATION. ENTBIES invited for the following contests, tc be held in THEATBE BOYAL, Nelson, FBIDAY, JULY l»t, 1910 ; to be conducted under the rul« of the N.Z. Boxing Association :— ' •' ■ „ Bantam, 8 stone 41bs and under. Feather, 9 stone and under. ' < Light, 10 atone and under. . Welter, 10 stone 81bs "and under. Middle, 11 stone -libs and under. Heavy, ai»y weight. First prize in each class, medals to the value pi M ; second, medals £2 2s. . NoiK.— Second medals given only if five or more competitors compete in any one class. .... , ; Entries close with r the Secretary on JUNE 15th, Nelson. , - |P. 0. HUEST, < 1025 Hon. Secretary.

THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON. * [Established 1862.] _.-■ - nnHE NINETY^SEVENTH SEBIES X OF SHABES (C 8 Series) vrill date from MONDAY, the 18th of April, 1910, offering the most favourable opportunity to Borrowers and Investors to enter the Sooiety. Full particulars on application to the Secretary. ' . - - -.-- •■■ „ '■• NOMINATIONS (in writing) will t« received by me ud to 4 p.m. on MONDAY, the 18th iisi., of pc "sons willing to act as Directors in p?«ce of Messre Baigent, Johns, |Kerr, who retire by effluxion of time, and Messrs Tiask iulu Topliss (deceased). - The retiring Directors are eligible for re-election. NOMINATIONS (in writing) will also be received for the position ot Auditors (2) for the ensuing, twelve months. . GEOBGE M. BOUT, ■ ••' 1076 ■ Secretary. WAIMEA WEST ROAD BOARD ELECTION. IN pursuance of the provisions ef ," The Local Elections anl Polls Act, 1908," [ hereby give notice that an Election oi TWO Members of the Board will be held oi SATUBDAY, the 7th day of May. 1910, at the Waimea West School; and thereby appoint SATURDAY, the. 3oth day of April, 1910, as the time for the Nomination of Candidates. The Nominations must be deposited at the Waimea West School before 12, noon as prescribed b<- " The Local- Elections 1£t,1908." . -.-■ ■' . , y ■JL'no - retiring members are ». George Neuman, Appleby; and- Frederick Fore', Waimea W«3t ; who are eligible for reelection. ■■■■■■■•.■ Nomination Papers can be obtained from the Beturning Officer.- • i 1 Dated at Appleby the 12th day of April, 1910. . JAMES O'CONNOB, 1095 Beturoing Qfßcar.

NEW BOGK UST. Scouting for Boys, Is 3d. „',.',.' Joseph Hocking' s Romance of Michael - .JTrevail, 3s 6d. ;''-,,., Humphrey Ward's Daphne, 3s 63. Mean's WUd Heather, 3s v 6d. Hall's Aunt Jane, Kentucky, 3s 6d. Davidson's SwordL in Ambush, 3s 6d. Deeping' s Rust of Rome, 3s 6d. On Tour with Toddles, 3s 6d. Kenealy's King Edward Intervenes, I 3s 6d and 2s 6d. , Le Queux's Treasury of Israel, 2s 6d and3s6d. Gull's Reih'a Chance, 2s 6d and,3s 6d. Phillpot'B Thief of Virtue, 3s £d: . . The .Car avanerß, 3b ,6d. „ . • Birmingham's Search Party, 3s 6d. , iWell'a Anne .Veronica, 3s 6a. -"•■■ Stockley's Poppy, 3s 6d.' . •; : 1s 3d Novels. Weyman's Minister of France; v Francis Cludd. \- . Hocking' s Strong Man,: Woman of ';■ ..-.Babylon; FlameiOf Fire." , ; Foster. Fraser'SfibookSj(.3s 6d.Red > Russia, AmeriQa! .at •> Work, CanV. .. ada, -Real; Siberia, Quaint Sub-.-v'-jfjeots, Life- Contrasts, The Bal-i '•' .."ikariSiMui-.u.-^v '^. ■ .-■'■••.. ' ;•. •• ; -=- •■T^AJyLLGWB STREET^

MONEY TO LEND. THE PERMANENT BUILDING . SOOHSTY OF NELSON, lends MONEY on' City and Country Pits perties, in. any sums, repayable by , monthly instalments. - f Borrowers nominally pay 5 per cent, (but with the profits allotted on repayiments, the rate of interest is less than J5 per cent . Sums of £2 or over can be repaid at ; any time without notice, and 'nterest leases on repayment. # . ,■ < ' ' . This Society offers, privileges and advantages to borrowers that cannot be obtained elsewhere. _ • Before borrowing obtain full particulars from Q. M. ROUT, 1352 . Secretary.

McSougallV kip, SULPHUR ARSENIC PASTE. WHY FARMERS~SHOULD USE LIT. i^irst; — Kills all living vermin. : ; Second.— Kills all. the eggs .of : Ticks and Lice as they. hatch ;afte" dip^ • pinff. „;'-•,,■■.:• -.;*....■; Third.-?R«mains in the wool until the foUowing r sheafing. ,. ,, ,'„ -■„ Fourth.^Cbntains all theproperti^ of a powder dip, and, being Jn pa_ste, contains various oils ' that" the powder dip does not. ■'".-.'.■■'' Fifth.^-Leayes- ..the t wool lustrous to ■ ■'•" look' at and. silky, to fed. . .- , Sisth.-^No^flies.will attfipk sheeß4»P- --> MoDougall's Arsenio Paste •-■ 'Dip;-'"- : ;], r . ■i:^:4--/;,^:-; Seventh^Will jnix with.lims and hard water equally aB well as „«oft : . water.. „. ■..,-•"-/'.' "■ ."• '•.- ■-■•- Eighth.— McDougall's Arsenic Sulphur Paste-Dip is a combination ori the antiseptic ingredients of McDougall's non-poisonous fluid dip with arsenic and sulphur introduced to meet the demand for a poisonous dipjor use against lice and maggot fly, and which Bhould be free from the objectionabl© "harßhen-. ing'^ .eflFecj* «), generally resulting : from ; tbß^iise^of; arßenic, and" at the .same time healing and s/wth- -. ing. " '-'..;, .- ' ,- .- \ -.■ ■■, ALSO wT SALE. MoDougall's Non-Polionoui. Lawn' Powder and Fluid. Brooks' Poisonous Fluid. : Llttli's Nen-Polsonbiis. , TASKER fr LEVIEI| y