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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13049, 8 March 1911, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SCHOOL OP MUSIC. Sole Lessees , , John Fuller & Sons> TO-NICHT tO-NICHT. The Sftpretiio and Incompaiable FULLERS' PICTURES. j " THE BEST OF ALL.'* fuluerS* (Orchestral band —of— PICKED MUSICIANS. The whole providing an Entertainment which, for Variety, Artistry, and Charm, has Never been equalled in Nelson. The ESiograph Films will include RANCH LIFE in the GREAT SOUTH-WEST, The Film That has set Nelson Talking. Absolutely the finest picture of Cowboy life ever filmed, 1200 feet in length, and thrillingly exciting from start to finish. Also, Virgin of Babylon.—Norway to New York. —In Africa.—Sunshine Sue. - • Home Melody.—Troublesome Baby. etc. etc. Prices—l/ 6, 1/-, 6d. Box Plan at Jack son's. 805 THEATRE ROYAL; Direction .„ .. ... J. T. Mair. MONDAY. 13tli MAECH. Dolores! Dolores! The Sweetest Singer of our Tjmt*-, fthd the Greatest Favourites iv!i'6 has over sung in Austialii'l, will give ONE RECITAL. Assisted by MR SELWYN SHRBIPLIN, the brilliant American Pianist. What the World's Critics Sa.y :-= "Her velvet voice gives forth all sorts of new meanings. Her high notes nro of a piercing, thrilling, loveliness like the last sounds of a bird as it soars upwards into the impenetrable blue of the heavens. Her pianissimo is a revelation of tenderness and delicacy."—"San Francisco Chronicle." The London "Daily Telegraph" sayst—"A singer fully equipped with the qualities best calculated to win the sympathies of an audience—Mdllej Dolores charmed her hearers in one field of song, then she led them to fresh delights in another. She let them hungrily await her next recital." The London "Standard" says:— "Sha is perfect in every branch of vocalisation. Her voice is even throughout, from the highest of her very pure top notes to the lowest tones, which are richer than are usually found in an organ of such delightful flexibility." "To hoar the talented Dolores is a musical education."—"Argus." Box plan opens at Bunny and Go's on Thursday. Prices: Reserved, Cs; Unreserved 4s and 2s. "DR. BILL." "DR. BILL." "DR. BILL." ODDFELLOWS' HALL, TAKAKA, SATUKDAY, MAItOII 11th. "DR. BILL." "DR. BILL." "DR. BILL." The Screamingly Funny Comedy. — By tiie— NELSON AMATEUR OPERATIC & DRAMATIC SOCIETY "DR. BILL." "DR. BILL." "DR. BILL." Popular Prices—23 and 1. Reserves 3s. 787 NOTICE. IT has come to our knowledge that other S'iits are being so)d in " New Era" boxes, and b?ing palmed off on unsuspecting persons as "NEW EllA SUITS. We would rcspeetf ully vrge all intending purchasers of "New Eras" to see that the brand " NEW EGA " is on the Suit as well as the box. WEARING BROS., Sole Richmond Agents fob "NEW ERA" SUITS. £01 YOU WANT 1 - PHYSICAL CULTURE For Health and Muscular .Development, and CURATIVE EXERCISE, For Indigestion, Constipation, Obesty. Insomnia, Loss of Vigor, Weak Cbest, Bound Shoulders and Stoop INLIVICUAL py p.--I Instruction "' "1101. J. W. M. HARRISON, Physical Culturist and Masseur, *"5 WtLLINQTON. g" 3 I Write now for 1 | Free Particulars I g SWEET PEAS, SWEET PEAS. NOVELTIES for this Season,—Sow thi3 month: Cherry Eipe, Colleen, Dazzler, Ea'l Spencw, Edna Unwin, George 3tark, Gladys Burt, Masterpiece, Mrs Hugh Dickson, Mrs Duncan, Mrs Townsend, Queen of Norway, Tom Bolton, Larina, Anglian Blue. Anglian Crime n, Arthur Green, Maud Holmes, Mrs W. King, Btty Cantley, Edrom Beauty, Winsome, Nettie Jenkins, E. P. Felton. 'I he foregoing are about the pick of the English novelties Besides these, I have a large number of the leading new varieties sent out during the past two years. "IULBS. ANEMONES: Giant French, St. Brigid Single Mixed, Single Scarlet, and Single White. Crocus, named and mixed, Freesias, white and cream. Hyacinths, a splendid collection. Narcissus all the leading varieties, Banunculus, French, Persian, and Turban. Tulips, single mixed, double mixed, and a i»rand collection of named sorts. Fur sale at S. F. BOLTON'S, 768 Wai i ea-street. Cocksfoot. LANDED. Ij R Sacks Machine Dressed. 100 Sacks Farmers' Dressed **-''-' (very heavy.) OA Sacks Farmers'.Samples. These are some very prime lines Ryegrass. Finest old Pasture Machined Dressed heavy weights. — A tso — CHEAP MIXED SEED at 2/6 and 2/9All Descriptions CLOVERS and - FK -CUES. COCKSFOOT.—We hold a range of Samples from growers, ,»cd we will purchase these for intending sowers at just a small commission. NEALE AnFhADDOW, .M. - ■