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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2012, 17 November 1886, Page 3

DRESS & MANTLE MAKING. IT ia now three months since we opened our DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT, and we take the oppor* tunity of thanking the Ladies of Marlborough for the very liberal support they hare given us. The support we have rec ivpd from the public, combined with the abili'y and talent exhibited bv Miss Meredith (who has charge), has now set this department on a firm footing, and we are turning out a larger number of dresses than we it possible to do. We have satisfied ourselves that we were judging the requirements of the district rightly when we determined to buili and fully stock one of the best premises in the colony, and are quite satisfied that (allowing for tightness of the money market which just now undoubtedly exists all over the colony) our efforts to supply the public of Marlborough with what they require at reasonable rates will receive the recognitions we expected and looked fw. We may say thus far we have received a’l we expected, and are sanguine we sh ill continue to do so as long as we can give the greatest comfort and conveirence, combined with the largtst choice and best value, all of which we are now doing. Ladies who have not yet given us a trial are requested to do so, and we guarantee to give them satisfaction. We remain, yours respectfully, LITCHFIELD AND SON, ZDia.A.IE’IEIR/S, OLOTHIERS/^GROOBE-S, MARKET PLACE, BLENHEIM.

Business Notice MR F. T. FAR MAR bogs to notify that ho has purchased the Brewery Business i ntly comducted by Mu H. Ball, w ch will in future be carried on uan ‘lie management Mr R. Shaxd S. Manning and Co, Limited, Christchurch), whose name and reputation will sufficiently guarantee the quality of his ALES. The Aerated Water and Cordial Manufactory witUe under Mr F. T. Farmer’s personal supervision as hitherto 9]2 FOR Sal' —One Hundred Thou- i sand (100,000) f, or of Black Birch Timber at very low prices, The Timber can be seen ani prices ascertained by applping to JAMES LEES, VVyuen Street, Blenheim. 970 THE PHAKMACY. Market Street. JJST Received Direct from Fiji —a large supply of ) ure Lime Juice (New Season',) Ex s s. Kaik<m;ra. Seltzogenes, ■), 5, and 8 pint, Seltzogene Charges and Measures. Lemon, Raspberry, Clove, and Lime Juice Cordials. Sponge, Bath and Toilet, (A Large Assortment.) G. E. Elson, DIRECT IMPORTER OF PURE Drugs & Chemicals. market street, BLENHEIM.

Important Notice. Charles Patchett. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, BEGS to iDforra his friends and t,be public of Marlborough that he has taken over the BUSINESS recently carried on by Mr A. Wooller, at WYNEN ST„ BLENHEIM, and hopes to receive a continuance of public patronage. Families waited on daily for orders. All goods of the Best Qaality. 1082.

Borough Council Office, Blenheim, November 15th, 1886. TENDERS will be received at the Town Clerk’s Office up to 1 o’clock of FRIDAY, the 19th, for : Raising a portion of Dunbeath Street. Specifications may be seen, and forms of tender obtained at ray Office daily be f ween t' e hours of 10 am. and 1 p.m. Wm. NOSVVORTHY. 1801 Tow’' Cl* rk. 90,000 CONFECTIONERY BAGS, just to hand from London, Card & Rabone, BLENHEIM.