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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1940, 23 August 1886, Page 4

Criterion Stables, (Adjoining Criterion Hotel). THE undersigned, having taken the above establishment, solicit a continuance 'of, the gpatronage bestowed on 'ff theifi- predecessor, and trust through strict attention to merit the favor of the public A plentiful supply of Traps and Horses always ready for any emergency. , . v . '‘‘ i J - Cabs will be in attendance on the arrival and departure of trains and steamers. Goods delivered in town and country. Booking .Office of the Royal Mail Coaches Havelock (north) and Kaikoura (south.) Mr A. N. ‘Fanner, (From John Broadwood &, Sons, London), HAS, by the wish of some few influential residents, arrived iu BLENHEIM, for the purpose of TUNING, REPAIRING, or REGULATING Pianofortes, Harmoniums, and Organs. Orders may be left at the Express Office. Havelock References. —Messrs Rutherford, C. H, Mills, Severne, Smith, Suisted; Misses Matthews and Brownlee, and Dr Drury. Nelson References Judge Broad, Major Pitt, Messrs C. Y. Fell (Mayor of Nelson), Ambrose E- Monro, Akers, Campbell, and Rev. Fathers Garin and Mahoney. 256 ' JAMES Xj E E S Has for Sale— BRUNNER AND NEWCASTLF COAL Fire Bricks, Common Bricks, Lime Fire Clay, Brunner Doke, Firewood, Posts and RaLs, Potatoes, Chaff, Oats, And Charcoal, AT REASONABLE RATE . JAMES LEES, Thomas Batty, Cabinet Make r:, UPHOLSTERER, Undertaker,,&c., WYNEN STREET, BLENHEIM BEGS to inform the public ' gene ra lly that he is prepared to execute all orders in really gpod style at moderate rates. T OMAS BATTY, BLENHEIM. ! ; ; HORSE BREAKING 1 | DAVnTsANfiHORSES broken to Saddle and Harness, on the most reason- 1 able (erms. GENERAL CARRIER. Luggage and Passengers taken to all parts of the distriet. GEORGE. STREET: Springlands Hotel, Middle Renwick Road, P. O’SULLIVAN . Proprietor. THE above new and commodious. Hotel is within a mile of the town of Blenheim, and on the main road to Renwick, W a H au Valley, Havelock, Pelorus Districts,, and Nelson ; and having good .stabling and splendid paddocks attached is in every way suited for the travelling public. The best Wines, Spirits, and Ales kept in stock. 0 Tempora! 0 Mores - f PATRONISE the OLD TIN SHOP, Stovepipe from 6d per foot, Washing-boiler. 453 and upwards. I have all you require from a DUCK to a CLEOPATRA OBELISK. 1 K. FOSTER, Wynen Street. SULLIYAN BREMER FAMILY BUTCHERS , <&c., RENWICKTOWN. BEG to inform the public of Renwicktown and mg Districts that they have started in the above business and reßpect- ! fully solicits a fair share of the Public Patronage. Orders Promptly attended;to. SULLIVAN BREMNER, RENWICKTOWN. 761 ON SALE at CARD & EABQNE’SFroude's OCEANA. Hugh Conway’s “ Carriston’.s Gift ” and other Stories. Ouida’s ,c A Rainy June.” (100,000 copies of this book have been sold,) A variety of other r.ew Novels, Fovelettes, etc.