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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14143, 21 July 1916, Page 7

••• -/AMUSEMENTS'. , Permanent Pictures. EMPIRE THEATRE. TO : NIQHT. TONIGHT, TatfBGHT. By special arrangement with the New Zealand Picture Supplies, Ltd. ' MY OLD DUTCH. MY OLD DUTCH. MY OLD DUTCH. Featuring Albbet Chevalier and "Florence Tujbnbb. The Permanent Pictures Orchestra will be augmented, and special musical selections will be rendered during the screening, including . " Mrs 'Awkins," " Little Nipper," " Knocked 'em in the Old Kent Eoad." "poster's Wooing,?' etc., and during the closing scene of the picture the words of the song "My Old Dutch" will be recited by Mr Sid. Bush, Admission—Circle 1/6, Tip-up Stalls 1/-, Stalls 6d. Box Plan now open Empire Theatre. . Managerial Note: We wish to call our patrons' attention to the fact that "My Old Dutch" will be screened at the Empire Theatre only, and must not be confused with another picture of a similar name about to be shown m the other Theatre in Nelson. 3031 SILVER BULLET CANNONADE. PICTURES AND CONCERT | ON 31st INST. I Booking Office open at Paddy's Market, 3027 SILVER BULLET CANNONADE. MONSTER CONCERT AND DANCE AT DOVEDALE HALL ON FEIDAY EVENING, JULY 28th. Town Talent contributing. Roll up and Help the Green aud Gold ! 3028 WAIMEA-PORT GRENADIERS. S&OREO CONCERT. THEATRE ROYAL SUNDAY EVENING, JULY 23rd. Particulars later. 3005 MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. ■ MONEY. MONEY. ANY SUM L&NT. MONEI. MONEY. From £5 to MONEY. MONEY. £20. MONEY. MONEY. Apply MONEY. MONEY. L. W. BALRIND. MONEY. MONEY. Nelson Agent, MONEY. MONEY. E.'OANN. ■ MONEY. MONEY. 129, Trafalgar St. MONEY. MONEY. Nelson. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. 1 O7E SUPPLY RUBBER STAMPS \ of the Best Quality without vexB *tiotiß delay.—"THE COLONIST" — lobbing Department. ng r I Restores health Take it when you fr«-| weak and depressed oi vi the first indication of a cough or cold —it will build you up and give y buoyant spirits, a keen | « appetite and induce sleep. f fi It allays al! dangerous <|j i symptoms in the throat and Jk b liHig Iracts, and prevents r •% and cures wasting dis- <' m • eases. | lj Price, 2/6 and 4/6 per botlle. js^s^^^^aßE>Dorrt let JS^jJy <2L Cold U>. \, ,f of the children. 3§j|p^£C-,|J Some children fisHH? «»"' 11 ca^cn co'^ readily k «lll?T£t<3 I apd each succesm^^yrM 8 s've co^' n°ti &ffljsr^!^J&ja i checked at once, is 11111 • f«tC?^vk to weaken »inl\j the lungs more and IHiiiffii i v\ more. It is when 'IWr 111 ie *vn Ss are so sjj_W J I • weakened that youngsters are more easily subject to bronchitis and consumption. At the first sign of • trouble, give the children -; They take it readily of their own accord | because of the quick relief it affords. I Croup and, whooping cough both yield to the curative and soothing influence ! of Bonningtoh's. A Nelson lady | writes:— ' - ' "1 have great pleasure in recommend- ' . ing your Irish Moss and can remember ~! it being used by our family for tvventyj' five years or more. I also | find it invaluable for £|t I croup, which some of my Jill | children. have been sub- rfSgisiSev {■ , iectto. I can say it never TcnuuSh»|§ I d fails to give relief. I ad- , c r^V% 1 vise all mothers to use it." c tSmSSSSS¥ . Mrs. Walter Broad. S?- : . Ha? it at your chemist's or at v -%^mSitk 1 the store/Call for Hby name (iB v p.nd see that you eat U—imita- ■ -^^SLgr' 1 ■ tions are' sometimes offered ", r-J.^Z/~ I .• —.refusethem.' ■ . ' llsw' .'. ■- ■' -'' ■"-'* -"' ''"'■'■ "■•'•>'r '" -il' •g--»-- g«i'Wß *. ooel ; - . '. \ fIB&9B9H9HHRSn£H', £H<£s£«