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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 139, 8 December 1887, Page 3

GRAND BAZAAR AND CHRISTMAS SALE or FANCY GOODS CBEIRXSXM &S Ci£.3R.X> TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! BOOKQ i Q TATIONEK OOKO I OTATIONFR Y! FANCY CHINA TERRA COTTA ART NEEDLEWORK JOHN BULLOCK OF WELLINGTON j£)EGS to announce a Great CHRISTMAS SALE Of Goods as above in tbo Shop just vacated by Mr Muncasxgk, in MARKET PLACE. Everything at Reduced Prices During the Christmas Season JOHN BULLOCK, Bookseller, Stationer and Importer SALE OF WORK, CHRISTMAS TREE & BRAN PIES, AT THE CHURCH OF ENGI AND SCHOOL, ON rjpIUESDAY, the Bth Instant Salo and Bran Pies at 2.80 ; Christmas Tree in tho Evening, Refreshments throughout, and Tea at 6 p.m. Admission, 6d; Children Half-price Marlborough County Council, RIDING OF AWATERE. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. In accordance with the provisions of “ The Cor ities Act, 1886,” and of “ Tho RegiF.ation of Local Elections Act, 1876.” TKT OTICE is hereby given that J3j tlip Election of Two Members of the above Council bo held on Wednesday, the 21st day of Dec amber, 1887, at Verry’s Blacksmith Shop, Awatere. Nomination in the form of the second schedule of “The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 18 76,’ must be addressed to the Ed"--, mg Kua delivered at tho aforesaid plaoo at any time before noon on eiudav, the 9th day of December, 1887. S. J. MACALISTER, Returning Officer. Blenheim, November 26th, 1887 Photograph-’, Photography W- M. MACEY, WISHES to inform the Residents of Marlborough that he has opened his new and Commodious premises, which are fitted up with all the latest improvements in vogue in the best Photographic Studios in London and Paris. The Operating Room has been lengthened, the Ladies’ Dressing Room is fitted up with every convenience, and is tastefully and comfortably appointed. With these facilities, high-class work of every description can be produced. 13y using Dry Plates (specially imported a’ d manufactured to my own formula) I can insure perfect Portraits, and am enabled to work on the instantaneous principle—a great advantage in talcing'likenesses of Children, Croups, etc. All Portraits must be paid for at the time of sitting, This rule will be strictly enforced. The charges vv 111 be moderate, especially for high-class Pictures, so r s to place Photography within tho reach of all classes. W. JEL Macey, Photographer. BLENHEIM. NOTICE. THE Undersigned is a Cash Purchaser of Wool. Hides, Sheep Bkins, &c. Highest prices given J. RAWER Scutnoide Blenheim i