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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12773, 21 April 1910, Page 2

AMUBEMENTg. DRUIDS' HALL. Dirtotion of J. E. Pethenck. EVRKY EVENING, at'{B,. ROYAL STANDARD PICTUREB. His Majesty's lLatest. Fuller's' Beßt. All Picturea New to Nelson. Complete Chauee EVery WEDNESDAY' AND SATURDAY. Perfect Picture Permanency. NO OLD OR WORN OUT PICTURES: flti.TiN«.ETeryrSattir<la,y-, a< r.fW.p ' -'--■" t«. OUR jPBIOBS. . . 8i» >••■ ■ Besecvea Jackaoit'sV fick extra,] NELSGN RACES. RICHMOND PARK. . WEDNESDAY and THUESDAY, . , . April 20th and 2lßt. • ;.. ; Fibbt Bacb Each Dat at Noon. TjBAINS as under: Nelson for Eiohmond— 10 a.m.,' 11.15 a.m., 12.85 pjn., 1.45 p.m. Siohmond for JNelson— B.ls a.m., 12 uoon, ; 1.10 pjn.,. 6 p.m, (also on . Wbdn'bsdat onlt, 7.10 p.m.). On both days a Train will leave Tadmor at five minutes to six a.m., and llev«a v« Siohmond for Tadinor at 6.30 p.m. Admission to Ground, Is. Admission to Upper Stand,, Is. Admission to Grand Stand,, 2s 6d. Admission to Saddling Paddock, 6s. Horses, Is each (memoera' free). 869 , Secretary. nelson amateur,. boxinc : association;. : ENTEIES invited for the following "contebts.'tc be held inTHEATEE EOYAL, Nelson, FEIDAY, JULY.:Ikt, 1910 ; to be conducted under the riilei ol the R.Z. Boxing Association :—J| , , " Bantam, 8 stone 41bs and under. ' : Feather, 0 stone and under. Light, 10 stone and under. Welter, 10 stone 81ba and under. . . Middle, 11 stone ilbs and under. Heavy, auy weight. First prize in each: class, medals to the valiie.of £& ; setcond,,medalfl,jeE 25.. ; \ Noii.— Secondimeaafs given only ii ■five or more competitora compete in any one class.' ..,.•• }; ? : v •:: Entries close |with the Secretary on JUNE 15th, Nelson. P. C. HUBST, 1025 ' Hon. Secretary.B Oirect Loading for Londor. THE ' TOKOMAKXJ ' WILL LOAD AT NELSON- — ON TH»— • . 9th AND 10th MAY NEXT. .' For Freight and Particulars,! Apply,— LEVIN & CO., Ltd.. ■-••'-■ . . Agents. Shaw Savill & Albion Co.. Ltd. 118* WANTED TO SELL. -t f\C\ ACEES, 6-Boomed House, etc., XOO situated vritliin half-an-hour'E walk of Nelson City. Over 60 acres ol this Land has been recently ploughed. Will graze over 500 aheep, and is splen didly adapted for Fruit • growing. A bargain. Price JBII per Acre. F. or particulars, apply— .....'• 1187 F. AND D. EDWAED?. A DAINTY RELISH . For bread, and butter is a tin o) ' ST. GEORGE POTTED MEATS" It spreads . on - like buttery sO 'it very economical. They're .wholesome, too, ,as well as delicious. Ask your.tgrocer for. St. George, 6d p>r tin; .-.. . '-- ; ' IF YOU WANT EG6S.: ' FEED YOORFOWLS OfTMAIZEI 3s 9d p'e'r'bußhei in 10 sack lines'. 3s lOd per bushel in 5 sack lines. 4s per bushel in 1 sack lines. REALLY GOOD SAMPLE. NEALE AND HADDOW. . 17VERY package of "FRACRA ; ; •• E * TEA" is accompanied by a guar iantee-of .weight .and. quality. .Sold- bji'L. T. BOWDEN and CO., Trafalgar rstreet; Nelscn/ - , • - ' " ; : : ■ , : y. MONEY TO LEND. rr\wt - Permanent builping A . SOCIETY' OF NELSON; lends 'MONEY on City and Oountrv Prof perties, in any- Bums, repayable'"- by jmonfhly inßtalmentfl.^ „ -;-t . Borrowers nominally pay 6 per. cent, ■butvwitb. the profits' allotted on- repay-, [ments, the rate of interest is Jess than p. per .cent ..;•.'•■ > •;•/ •-' • : j , r: ■)•-■■■'• [ 'Sums of. £2 or over can be repaid at any,,time without notice, and jnterest" c&aseß'On repaymaat. -v, ?-, ■■■-, . ;•"« ";-v VJ ; .This Society ..offers .privilege's andadvantagea to borrowers > that .cannot' be,obt^ined.elßewherei;l.. >\a .u^v."', i Before^bprrdwing, .obtain full partK; culars.ffom ... -. ■. -.ii jj-'-x^jiiis-cW-^ > G. M- ROUT, c :...; 3352 . • :■.} &E|cretaryr 1 \ . . .&*£---■■■■'■ McDougall's Dip. SULPHUR ARSENjC PASTE. WHY FARMERS^HOULD USE IT. First.— Kills all living vermin. . Second.— KOls all the eggs of ..Tiokß and Lice as they hatch after dipping. .-■. ■:—•■*,■• :'[ '".'■ "> ';;'■ Third;— Remains in the wool until the •:•.. following ■. : -■ : -cr..;" ir /. Fourth.-^Contaifis r all the properties of ■ a powder dip^and, beingan-pasto, contains various oils that the powder. dip^doea 'not. " -iv. Fifth.— Leaves t^e. wool 1 1 natrons .to ' ii- look at andrsilky to fed. . . . .;< Sixth.~ifQ.fliißflrWill attack aheep dipw ped,ta MoDougaJl's Arsenio ; Faste Seventh .7- Will "mix with lime and, Sara w,ater; ; eqiially v .as ..w^Uj aß^oft water. : .••■,•,;■?■•.:; . _„ Eighth.— McDougall's Arsenic Sulphur : '■■ Paste Dip is a combination. or the '■> ■;■•... antiseptic, ingredients of McDoug- :" ' all's non-poisonous fluid dip wife ; arsenic and sulphur introduced to meet the demand for a poison^ua dip .for .use against lice &nd mag- ; got fly. and which should .be; free from the objectionable "harshening" effects^ so. generally, resultiag from fhaj use. of arsenic, and at the, same. time. healing and s'KithV'Y ' * n g- '.': ■"''■■ - ; ./"'.",> : : -' ' '■--; "■' ; ALSO oT SALE. _ McDougall'i Non-Poisonous. Lawn' Powdsrrand Fluid. Breaks' Poisonous Fluid. Little's Non-Polionous. : TASKER A LEVIEM. HABIYiTIIEIi;^ ' ■'.'""■ "M ji ■'h'i--!!.^^' ' : ' ■'■ .•'■'"■