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HfeW ADVERTISEMENTS. school or Mueie. Sole Lewseu ..>-.-.■. , John Fuller k Seib| FUU.ER "THE BEBT CF ALL." FULLERS' DROHBSfftAt BAf«§ TO*M&RRGwlr^tf«*i Kiftk'ir. &A$T #tG&T...Q*1 $ANCH LI Ft ..,. In th» U i.- ~- CBEAT.B»OTM^WE,St. Thj Fifttt Tttal has set NelSott Talking. VVrgin of feabylcu.pijroWay.tOjJJc'ew York. — florae Meloify^ — jS,i*n6bine Sue.—Troublesome Baby*—bs', etc Prices—l/Vs, 1/-; M. Plan at Jaolson's. 8' 3 THEATRE ROYAL, NELSON. Direction J T. Mair DOLORES CONCKXT SEAS-ON. MONDAY. 13th MAI.CH. ANTONIA DOLORES. The World-renowned Prima Donhai The singtf who leaohes the heart. At tlie great public reception to I'Dolores" in the Town Hall, Sydney, a few weeks ago (which was given by the musical people of the city) Sh" William Manning voiced the, sentl--ments of those present, and indeed,Of the music loving public of when ho said: "A. siycot singer lias como amidst us again.in tlie.peV'son (if McUlo Dolores. She lias returned, lo the scene of one of her great triumph's", for ho singer has so won the hearts of the musical people of Sydney. Indeed, her triumph's have not bean surpassed by any of the artists—and there, have been some, great ones amongst us of late—who. have succeeded her. (Applauses) There is a singular charm about the lady which has endeared her to the people of this city. She sings to you the songs of England, Ireland. Scotland, France, Germany, Italy, and translates the thoughts of the great masters as no artist who has boon hero before her has done. (Applause.) She is a great artist and in her we have one with a European reputation —indeed a reputation which might be considered world wide." The enthralling vibrant richness of Dolores' voice is an amazing revelation to those who have not yot heard her. Every music lovw should book seats. Mdlle Dolores will be assisted by Mr Selwyn Shrimplin, the talented " and brilliant American pianist. Box plan now open at Bunny & Cos. Admission: 6s, 4s, and 2s. NOTICE. ALL Persons Trespassing on my property, known as Burns', situated in the Clarks, with dega or guns, will be Prosecuted, after this dato W. MACKENZIE, Baton. March 7th, 1911. 819 NELSON HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. fTjENDERS for the Supply of MILK J_ to the ]Selson Hospital and the Alexandra Home, for the year ending 31st March, 1912, will be received by the above Board until noon on WEDNESDAY, the 16th inst. S. BLOMFIELD. Secretary. Nelson, 7th March, 19U. 820 N 0 T_l C E. BANK HOLIDAY. THE Eanks in Nelson will be Closed on FEIUAY, Maroh 17tfc, being St. Patrick's Day. 797 A COMPANY TERRITORIALS. STOKE RIFLES. (Headquarters, Nelson ) nnriOSE Young Men between the ages JL of 18 and 21 years who prefer to tiain with the Territorials, instead of with the General Training Section, can now be enrolled with the above Cornpan/ Fcrins can be obtained fiom the undersigned. G. H. HAMMOND, 799 Captain. CITY OF NELSON. CLAIMS FOR ENROLMENT ON THE DISTRICT ELECTORS' ROLL. EVERY person of the full age of Twenty-one years, who has resided in New Zealand for One Year, and has resided in the City for Three Months prior to application, and who is a British subject by birth or by naturalisation in New Zealand, is now entitled to be enrolled on tho District Electors' 801 l for the Cny. Forms of application may be had free from the undersigned, TOES DAY, tbo 23th March instant, is the latest date upon which claims for enrolment can be received from poreonß desirous of voting at the forthcoming elections. G. A. EDMONDS, Town Clerk. 7th March, 1911. 803 NOTICE. IT has come to our knowledgo that other Suits are being sold in " New Era" boxes, and being palmed off on unsuspecting persons as "NEW Ell A." SUITS. We would respectfully nrge all intending purchasers of "New Eras" to see that the brand •' NEW ERA " is on the Sait as well as the box. WEARING BROS., Sole Richmond Agents fob "NEW ERA" SUITS. 802 NOTICE. WE, the undersigned, have this day appointed MESSRS TASKER & LEVIEN, NELSON SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF North Gape Coal FOE iTHE DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND. A. FORBES, G. W. BILEY, Pieprietors, North Cape Coal Mine, PUPONGA. 801 MONEY TO LEND. THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON lends MONEY on City and Country Properties, in. any sums, repayable by monthly instalments. Borrowers nominally pay 5 per cent, but with the profits allotted on repayments, tho rate of interest is less than 5 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 obtained elsewhere. Before borrowing obtain full particulars from— G. M. ROUT, 8852 Secretary. 9. B. ATKINSON, I Barrister and Solicitor, | JACKSON'S BUILDINGS. (Upstairs TRAFALGAR STREET.