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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12770, 16 April 1910, Page 2

AMUBEMENTB. ■RUItS' HALL. Oirwtioß of J. E. P«thenck. EVKEY IVENING, at 8. ROTAL QTANBAnD PICTWB»«His Majesty's iLatest. "Fuller'B'Bost. VIRGINIUS. VIRGINIUS. VUIGINHTS. VIRGINIUS^ HIS LOST LOVE. • THE HOSTAGE. THE WISHBONE. Let us Hurry Up.— First Floor Flat— Broncho Breaking.— Mrs Clark's Birthday. " ; MAriNEE— This Afternoon', 2.30. Children 3d and 6d. Adults Is and 6d. 11. OtRPRIOIS. M Reserves Jackson's, *6d •xtra. H E L S 0 N_ R A C E S. RICHMOND PARKi WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April 20th and 21st. First 7'aoe Each Dat at loos. . TRAINS as mader: Nelion for Eichmond— lo ft.ni., 11.15 a.m., 12.35 p.m., 1.45 p.m. . Eichmond for Nelson— -8 16 a.m., 12 u oon, 1.10 p.m., 6 p.m. (also on Wjbdnesdat ONIiT, 7,10 p.m.). On both days a Train will leave Tadmor at five minutes to six a.m., and leavu Btohmond for Tadmor at. 5.30 p.m. />■ Admission to Groand, Is. : Admission to Upper Stand, Is. AdiniEsion to Grand Stand, 2s 6 3. Admission to Saddling Paddock, 59. . : Horses, Is each (members' free). i % '■' • ■..■ . .- ' J. QLENi : . ■■;'. \ 869 '-, . ' ' '■..■'■:• .'sf; Secretary, NELSON AMATEI«i>;BOXINO ASSOCIATION. ~ ENTEIES invited" for the followini? conte-ts, tc be held in THEATEE EOYAL, NeIson,, FEID AY, JULY lit, 1910.; to be ocndncted under the rules of the N.Z; Boxing Association : — Bantam,. 8 stone ilbs and under. ' Feather, 0 stone and under. Light, 10 stone and under. Welter/ 10 stone 81bs and under. m&41; 11 stone 4lbs and uader. Heavy, auy weight. First prize in each class, medals to the value of £5 ,* second, medals .£2 Es. Noib.— Stcohdi medals, given only it. five or more competitors compete in any on» class. . Entries close with the Secretary oi; JUNE 15th, Nelson. : p. c. huest, 1025 ' - Hon. Secretary. THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON. . [Established 1862.] THE NINETY-SEVENTH SEEIES OF SH AEES (CS Series) wUI date frjm MONDAY; the 18th of April, 191 C, offering the most favourable opportunity Co Borrowers and Investors to enter the Society. JB'uli particular? Oil application to tl c Secietary. .',•■■ NOMINATIONS (in writing) will bt received by me up to 4 p.m. on MONDAY* the 18th insi;., of persons willing to act as Directors in place of Messrt Baigent, Johns, who retire by effluiion of time, and Messrs Tiask ana Topliss (deceased)/ : The retiring Directors are eligible fur re-election. NOMINATIONS- (ia writing) wUI also be received for the position ot Auditors (2) for the ensuing twelve months. .- : GEOEGE M. EOUT, . 1075 Secretary. . NEW BOOK LIST: Scouting,fpr Boys, Is 3d. Joseph' Hocking' s Romance of Michael Trevail. 3s 6d. Humphrey Ward'.B. Daphne, Ss 6d. " Mead^s Wild Heather, 3s. 6d, Hall's Aunt Jane, Kentucky, 35. 6 d. Davidson's Sword in Ambush. 3s 6<3. Deeping' s Rust of Rom,e, 3s od. On Tour with Toddles, 3s 6d. Kenealy's Kiiig Edwar^d Intervenes. ! ' 35,6 d andSs^cl;;, : , i ' ~: Le Q'ueux's Treasury of Israel, 2s Cd and 3s 6d. Gull's Rein's Chance, 2s 6d and 3s 6d; Phillpot' s Thief of Virtue, 3s 6d. The Oarayaners, 3s 6d, '.■■;■' . Birmingham's Search Party, 3s 6d. „ -Wells-Anne Veronica, 3's 6d." Stockley's Poppy, 3s 6d. is 3d Novels. Weyman's Minister of France; .Francis Oludd. Hocking' s Strong Man,. Woman o) : Babylon,-, Flame of Fire. Fbstefi Eraser's^ booksj 3s 6d. Red''Russia>.Arherica<;a.i?"' Work, Can-: a"da, Real Siberia^. Quainti Sub-i iectß,- Life Contrasts, Thevßal-f; .;vkansi .:. -.v'' ; i" . r ■--.- r ; ' ■■ v ■ ■ ■ ;TB.j^AL^eI(STEELT '- /MONEV-TO LEND. THE PERMANENT BUILDING .SOCIETY OF NELSON lends MONEY on . City> and , Country .Prpperties, ia any sums, repayable." by monthly instalments. ' Borrowers nominaJlVjpay^.per cent, but with the profits allotted on repay 7 ments, the rate of interest is less than 5 per. cent Sums of £2 or over can 0e repaid at any time without notice, and 'ntefest ceases on. repayment. . " ' This Society offers privileges and advantages to borrowers that cannot be obtained elsewhere. ... v ■ Before borrowing obtain full 'particulars from . '.'■'■■:■ G. M- ROU,T,, 1352 : Secretary. - McDougairs Dip. . SULPHUR ARSENIC PASTE. WHY FARMERS /SHOULD USE IT. First. — Kills all living vermin. Second.— Kills all the eggs of Ticks and Lice as they hatch after dip- ■■ piug.' ;'■'■ "•' .. ."-. ■■■■''■"'■■' ■- .;::., Third.— Rjeniaina in until the [•.' . following 'sheann'g..' . : _ — Cocfcains all the properties of < a powder dip ; and, being 'in' paste, contains, yanpus ,oila.. ,that^the powder dip does not. . '". JFifth.— Leaves the wool lustrous -to ' look at and' silky to fe<J. Sixth.— NoDlies.' will, attack sheep dip-. ' pod in .MoDbugall's Arsenic Paste 'Dipi-' .'?'"—• '' : ' ! " '■ : " ; '.•: "".''" Seventh.— Wijfniix and hjrd ■; water" equally as- \?ell;." as •■':■■: vi^ter. .'■ .••• '■•'- "^ . Eightfi.— McDougall -s Arsenic Sulphur ':' Paste Dip^ is a combination 'of 'the ,- „-;. antiseptic ingredients of • Mcllpug- . all's non-pbisonbus fluid dip .'^H'^h' arsenic- and sulphur introdiqed to |: ' meet the demand for a poisq'rioßß dip for' use against h'ce and maggot fly,' and which should? be fr* from-: the objectionable "harslieijing" effect* so generally resulting ~ from the ; use.;of;. arsenic, and at C the same time healing anH s'H>thing. . j_ ALSO ON SALE. MoDougall's Non-Polaonoui. Lawes 1 Powder and Fluid. ' Brooks' Poisonous Fluid. Little's Non-Poisonous.. ~ , TASKER & tEVIEN. M*j»or afijEET. „'■>;. '■>;