Tailoring. E beg to inform the resir)en of Blenheim and suburb that our MR SHINE visits the District at regular intervals with Patterns of our LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK Comprising Colonial, Scotch, and English Tweeds, Plain and Fancy Coatings, Worsteds and Diagonals, Black and Blue Cloths, Etc. lo intending purchasers an immense variety of Patterns is offered to select from, at a very moderate scale of prices, as we make a firstclass Colonial Tweed Suit, to measure for 70sAll garments cut and made on ovr premises, by first-class hands, and we supply none but the best materials. Try Our Celebrated 21s Trousers to Measure. Shine Bros., TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON.
V 11 NEW ZEALAND POSTAL TELEGRAPHS. TENDERS FOR 100,000 INSULATORS. Head Office, Wellington) let July, 188 G, rriHE Commissioner of Telegraphs X is prepared to receive tenders for the supply and delivery of 100,000 insulators. Specifications and conditions as to supply and manufacture can be ob tained at any of tho under-men-tioned telegraph offices, namely, ■Auckland, Cambridge, Tauranga, Napier, New Plymouth, Wellington, Grey mouth, Nelson, Blenheim, Christchurch, Timaru, Oarnaru, Milton, Dune din, and Invercargill. Tenders must not be in lator than the 12th August, 1886, and must be addressed to the Superintendent of New Zealand Tdographs, Wel-i lington, and marked on cover, “ Tender for Insulators.” By order 11601 780 C. LEMON, Superintendent.
MAIL EDITION OF THE AUCKLAND STAR AND CANTERBURY TIMES WITH Illustrated Supplements. VIEWS Before and after the Eruptions. CAREFULLY COMPILED ACCOUNTS OF THE EFFECTS OF THE VOLCANIC DISTURBANCES And other Valuable Matter, Specially Compiled for Transmission Abroad. CARD & RABONE, BOQKSELLERS AND NEWS AGENTS, ULENUEIM. Public Notice..
ON anil after July 19th “The PRICE of BREAD will be 0d the 41b LOAF. J. SCOTT, J. H. MABPLS, g. WILKINS, A. WOOLLER, R. LAING, B. RAWLINGS Blenheim, July 17, 1886. 776 TO WELLINGTON DIRECT. rpHE Screw Steamship 1 LYTTELTON Will leave Piclon Wharf for Wellington early. Passengers booked through from Blenheim for 20d. Cargo received at Railway Station at ordinary through rates. Apply to HOLMES & BELL, Agents, WANTED KNOWN, THAT MRS R. HOPE is pro. pared to go out to work, or take in work, Grove Road, Bleubeim. ?78 to advertisers! DURING the alterations to the Times Office advertisers would oblige by leaving ad vet tisemeats at Messrs Caep Rauors’s h op, Alfred Street.
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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1911, 21 July 1886, Page 3
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