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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2054, 8 January 1887, Page 3

H. G. DAIKEE, Bricklayer, etc GkOVK R 'AD F.rs'-c'ass Bricks for Sale very Cheap. LIME CEMENT AND Flo EH DICKS WALTER NEWPORT Wairaii ,i rant- \\ T A I.T K \’ VVPOJ! T having V » piirohasffl ho itli'ivi' wpll known ami f«vnri a IwnLi.sh .-ten from Mu Smith li■.,.e-s for u continuance of paai. faV rs aid t>-ns r -• that his Fri-nds ami tin- Public Generally will giv" him their snpport Mf.als at all Imurs A good Cook. Exciient Acn onm d it in • foi Boarders- Good Urdu I'no"s a.< usual,

! DRESS & MANTLE MAKING i ! I IT H now three months since we ope e l -ur DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT, and we take the oppor* ui .itv of thanking the Ladies nr Marlborough for the verv liKni support 'hey hare givtnv.«t. The : s ipoort we have rec ived from the public, combined wirh the ability and talent exhibited by Miss Meredith |/ . ], charge), his now set this department on a firm foo ing, and we are turning out a larger number cf ! dress* s than we it possible to do. . We have satisfied ourselves that, w- were judging the requirements of the l district r gIP y when we determined to buil f and fully stock one of th • beat premises in the colony, and are quite satisfied that (allowing jf r tightness of the money ” market which jmt now undoubtedly exists all over the colonv) <ur rfforts to ! supply the public of Marlborough wrh what they require at reasoaabl s rates will receive tin- recognitions we j eX( and looked for. We may s>v thus far we have received ad we expected, and are sanguine we shall J e.on'inue to do so as long as we can give the greatest comfort and convenience, combined with the largest j ch ice and best value, all of which we are now doing. 1 ad : es who have not yet given us a trial are reauested to do so, and we guarantee to give them satiaf.ci ion. We remain, yours respectfully, LITCHFIELD AND SON, j DE/APBBS, GLOTHIEBS, ™ GE/OCEE/S, MARKET PLACE, BLENHEIM.

rrnrxTnvzTttr. rrsrsn 41111 CO UJ >- LU %2\ LU Z c DC CD BROWNE & EYES. THE CHEAH DRAPERS IMMUNISE SUCCESS OF <)UK CASH CLEAR!MG SUE. Positively the Last Week. !G T EXT S should call ami h<* • our w. 11 made u Excursion vSui fs, which we are clearing at 18a Gd Boy a do, r,. s >M _ The unvKjst 8«ylo in Men’s Hard IMt Hals, only ud, Gd Having a few lin s of ex ra wide “ Mckiu” Dnss Stull left, we intend to slaughter it at 4.8 3d the dozen yards Ollier Dress Goods in proportion iv/, Millinery. jIN TIIE 1j vriis r SHADE') TRIMMED AND [bN TRIMMED | Must be cleared Below Cost. j Inspect our Slnwroorn for Eric s, and compare, andj jwe will guarantee it will well repiy you to call on i BROWNE 8s EYES. 'THE CHEAP DIUPtRS. CO LU >- LU C» LU Z o o: cn

LOYEDAY & HEYHOE, EXT RAO RI) IN ARY CLEARING SALE. Dissolving Partnership. Mr JOHN HEYIIOE being about: to retire from the firm, Ave shall he holding a _ M MONSTER CLEARING SALE, Commencing on Saturday, January Sth when the whole of our large and valuable stock will be sold at prices much below the usual values. The goods must be sold, therefore wo beg to -inform the inhabitants of Blenheim and surrounding districts that they w ill find this a rare opportunity for buying all classes of drapery cheaper than they have over bought before. Remember our sale commences on Saturday next, and all who wish to secure some of this drapery stock should call caiiv, Bucc lists will be issued shortly. LOYEDAY & HEYHOE, Market Street, North.

DISTRICT ORDERS. rnn f, volunteers win JL parade during January, 1887, as Follows: Marlborough Hussars 6th at 7.30 p.ra. Blenheim Rifles 11th, 18th and 25th at 7 pm. Cadets, sarae days and hours Spring Creek Rifles 7th at 7.30 p.m. W. D. H. BAILLIE, 12-12 Major.

Kaikoura Mail Coach I Runs Weekly to Kaikoura, calling | at Awatero, Flaxbourne and . Kelcerangu. ] Booking Ojtwoks i-Criterion Stabmm I COAOH leaves Blenheim e/r.ry | Monday at G a.m. Leaves Kaikoura Thursday worn j ings at G a:oo. arriving in Bleu- i heioi at G p.m. Fridays Saddlo Horses to convey pissen- j gers from Clarence River to Kaikoura Ail parcels must be »ully ad' dressed, and passengers are requested to book as early as possible. ALLEN & M'RAE, Proprietors. j - | BOROUGH OF BLENH'IM. rnAKE NOTICE—Th t the Ton-, j 1 Clerk’s oHin >•- ‘eon Gu y appointed tbo t.e_p.sU •• ti >n 1 Mli'N' at 1 wnieh do.’S may <e r ,j s • r, 'd, and no i< r* 0 lipi'ebv lt ini tint! ,n•' owning dogs o’ h g i i'er ag • ills' l six nioii'iis. li f iegis' rmg 1:11,1 witliia foilr l eeli '!•)’*. wil: lie ;i;tb e to r. ptenal'-v not eve <d eg lue pounds over an a‘>ovi: t lie legistr;;.loii fee. i W.u N-JbWORTHY, IS Town nli-ik, w anted Good immediate’ Cent rnl S Apply at nice Mrs H. I'. ! .ViuxivtW JO ad, y A Servant. Brow tit-■. 11

MR MARTIN A. CHEEK, Teaciieu of Music, HAS Vacancies for Pianoforte, Violin, and Organ Pupils Lessons given at the Oddfellows’ Hall or Papils’ Homes, Titrjia of Messrs Tucker, Card and Rabone and Penny and Co. 13 OPKNJNG OF CLAJi KNCE BRIDGE Cp'»AGHF;S will run to tin ''fir- ! enc-; the Opening Ccri in ■ 11 y .<•, the 13th leaving Kh uht’Mi Far y on the Morning of the 12th. passengers aie •cquested to Book early ALLEN it M'HAK, Criterion Stables vv Mill. pA NTE [) Two Good Scutch- '• s ; appiy Peninsula Fiax 20