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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2018, 22 November 1886, Page 3

! Card and Enbono hare a most extensive Homo trade, and their largo experience is a guarantee of the choiceness and variety of their fine Stock of Ledgers, Day [ Books, Letter Books, I Cash Ilooks, • v tationerv > Envelopes, Letter and N< te papers, Ladies’ Fancy Baskets, Bags, and Companions, Purses, Cardcases, (new kind) Silver and Gold Pencil Cases, &c. Cards of the very latest designs. Albums, Catholic Services, Bibles, Church Services, Ink st a nds, Blotting Pads, Crayons, and Fancy Goods. Omaka Road Board. OTICE i 3 hereby given that Thomas Maxted, Senior, has been appointed an Impounder for the Omaka Road District. W. B. PARKER, Chairman. 107 S

GEORGE D. MASON, WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLeR MARKET PLACE, BLENHEIM.

Ironmongery, FOR THE SEASON. SHEEP SHEARS, Ward and Pains, Ball Bros, Burgi'on and B ill, STONES, Specially Selected. GUNS, Double Barrell Muzzle, Single do do Double do Breech Snider Carbines Bulleted Cartridges Shot do Caps, Powder, &c. SHEARS. Ball Brothers, Slotted Bows, 3s per pair. Copper Boilers-, Fly Traps Garden Syringes Preserving Pans Butter Workers Cricketing and Lawn Tennis requisites Galvanised Roofing Iron Ridging and Guttering. F. C. Litchfield, MARKET PLACE, BLENHEIM. Mayoral Election. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF BLENHEIM. Ladies andgentlemen —lt has been represented tome that a strong feeling of dissatisfaction exists with respect to the two candidates soliciting election for the Mayoralty. It is objected to Mr Henderson that two years are long enough for anyone to occupy .the office of Mayor ; and to Mr Douslin, that he is a very unsuitable person, owing to his not having any idea of economy in dealing with the ratepayers’ money, and his being given to extravagant and wild schemes. In consequence, a large number of electors, have (to use a stereotyped phrase, though in this case a true one) asked me to stand for the office, believing that I shall do my best as Chairman of the Council to conduct it with economy and fairness, Electors. —I respectfully solicit your support for this honourable office; hut I must inform you (on principle) I shall not canvas or ASK for PROMISES as I have always thought, and do so now, that it is unfair and insulting to any elector, as he is quite able, I take it, to exercise his judgment on the merits of the candidates. Yours faithfully, I6v. GEO. W. RILEY,

Education Office, Blenheim, 9th November, 1886. TENDERS addressed Secretary Education Board, Blenheim, will be received until December 6th, 1886, for the erection of a Porch to the Fairball School. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office of W. Doualin, Esq„ architect. JOHN T. ROBINSON, 1098 Secretary. WANTED, i GENERAIT SERVANT.— /\. Apply to Mrs T. Horton, Muxwell Road, 1068 Colebrookdale Coal. The Best Household Coal Known. OUR First Shipment is now on SALE and we have arranged for regular supplies. FEEL BROS. WANTED —A Situation on a Farm or station by a young and energetic rain. Wages 15s a week. Apply TIMES OFFICE.