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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12874, 18 August 1910, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. DRUIDS' HALL. EVERY EVENING. ROLLER SKATING SALON, Daily Sessions as Usual. Our Next Great Attraction, Clgantio Mask and Poster Carnival. August 29th and 30th. THEATRE ROYAL,, NELSON. Lessee and Manager.. .Hugh J. Ward, i THE HUGH WARD BOOM OF LAUGHTER. TO-NICHT (THURSDAY) TO'NICHT when The Most Popular of Comedians, HUGH J. WARD, will present his BRILLIANT AND CLEVER COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, including' MISS GRACE PALOTTA, The Ever Charming Actress, And the Enormously Popular Australian Artists, MISS MAUD CHETWYND. MISS CELIA GHILONI, Supported by a, Unique Combination of Talented Performers, in the FUNNIEST FARCICAL COMED\" OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON," An original Comedy in three acts, bj John Stapleton. By the following Powerful Caste of Characters:— i Benjamin Bachelor Hugh J. Ward Minorva ........Miss Celia Ghilon. Minerva Misb Celia. Ghiloni Charyllis Miss Ruby Baxte; Barianne Miss Maud Chetwyiu. Joe Mr H. H. Wallace Stephen Houston ...Mr Reginald Wykehan Dr. Ludwig Schwartz ...Mr Laurence Hardingi Anthony Gumbug...Mr Robert Grei} Miss Arbuckle Miss Grace Palotti The Record Limit of Laughter In Three Acts. A STARTLING FIRST ACT. '. ' A SCINTILLATING SECOND and A COMPLETE "FEU DE JOIE" FOR ITS FINALE. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY". August 19 The Hilarious Side-splitting Piece of Farcical Extravagance, '"'THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S," ' A Comedy of International Fame. •;THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S," Hits an audience in the place when it keeps; ' its expressions of joy with.tremendous vitality. , SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th? GRAND FAREWELL APPEARANCI The Riotously Funny Farcical Comedy ' "THE MAN FROM MEXICO." "THE MAN FROM MEXICO." Brimming over with Musical anc Speciality Interpolations. A Shriek from Start to Finish. Bos Plans now open at Jackson's. Prices—Reserved Seats, ss; Stallr. 3s j Pit, 2s. W. A. LOW, Treasurer. MONEY TO LEND. ' THE PERMANENT BUILDING x SOCIETY OF. NELSON lendsMONEY on City and Country Properties, in any sums, repayable b.\ .monthly instalments. Borrowers nominally pay 5 per cent, but with tho. profits allotted on repayments, the rate of interest is less than [ s'per'cent. Sums of £2 or over can be repaid at any time without notice, and interest ceases on repayment. This Society offers privileges and advantages to borrowers that cannot be ohtained. elsewhere. Before borrowing obtain full particulars from G. M. ROUT, 8362 Secretary. NEW BOOK LIST. Ward's Under Northern Lights, 8/6, Connor's The Settler, 3/6 tfilliamsbn's Lord Loveland, 3s 6d Haggard's Morning Star, 3s 6d ' Orawford's Tfndesirable Governess, f/6 and 3/6 Oxenham's Maid of Silver, 2/6 and 3/6 Printer's Pie, 1910 Orczy's By Gods Beloved, 1/6 Pocook's Chariot Sun, 8/6 Brown's Glory and The Aby 83,3/6 Benson's Winnowing, 3/6 Marriatf s Now, 3/6. Brebner's Gentleman Virginia, 2/6 ani3/f 31ack and White Pictures, 1/6 Royal Academy Pictures Volume, 6/My Lady South 3/6 (American) Driver's Candles in the Wind, 3/6 Gaideh of Allah, 8/6 - Full Btook Philip Munro's Works Also,.just received, a large stock of (Jymns Ancient and Modern, with ai d without music, as used at the Cathedral and All Saints'. J. E. HOUNSELL AND CO. GOOD COAL. PAPArTOA. NO SMOKE! ". NO SOOT! PLENTY OF BEAT! LISTS well: TRY IT. Agents: NELSON SEED AND PRODUCE CO. 'Phone 91. 2571 ' PISE TNBUSANOfi SOCIETY. LmrrED.: Established 1797LoesesPaid £19,920,000 Premium Income... ... £1,170,000 Lowest Rates of Premiumr. Losses Promptly and Liberally Settled hy the undersigned. JOHN Po»Trp HARRIS, Agent and Attorney for Nelson, Marlborough and Westland. Norwich Vmcv. Chambers, Hardy-St,,