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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 245, 22 December 1887, Page 3

Christmas Presents, JUST Opened up a Splendid As* sortment for Young and Old CHRISTMAS CARD Given away to every customer. A GIFt7~A GIFT ! Sir J. Gilbert’s Illustrated Shakes* peare, in 10 parts, given to every Cash Purchaser of 26b and upwards CALL AND INSPECT THE NEW GOODS. NEW MUSIC ! NEW MUSIC 1 ALFRED. T. CJARD, Book, Musio, Stationery and Fancy Goods Repository. MARKET Sr, SOUTH, BLENHEIM Marlborough Kacing Club. BOXING DAY MEETING. r1 1 HE Following event has been £ substituted for the Huut Club Hurdles Maiden Hack Race, of 5 sovs. Distance, -J- of a mile. Minimum weight, 9st. Entrance, ss, Post Entry. A. REDWOOD, Secretary. Marlborough racing Club. •]%/¥ EM BEKS of the MarlborJjJL ough Racing Club can obtain their Season Tickets by applying to the Secretary, Club Hotel. A. REDWOOD, Secretary, TIIH MOST IMPORTANT LAND SALE Tver held in the District.

Wednesday, Dec 28 1887. QE E E N & IN OS WORTHY having received instructions from Thomas Redwood, Esq, will SELL by Public Auction, at their Sale Rooms, High-street, on the above date: — THE WHOLE OF St- Leonard’s Farm, Containing 450 Acres and sub-divided into 9 blocks of 50 acres each. Two of the Blocks will have Homesteads and Out Buildings upon them, and the whole ba.-e been surveyed with a view to economy in fencing. Lithograph Plans will shortly be issued through the local Papers and any person wishing further information can obtain it on application to the Auctioneers. The above offers to intending Purchasers such an opportunity of securing a first class Property that will never occur again on this Plain, as vejfeel sure that any purchaser getting any portion of this' Property, will never willingly part with it. GREEN AND NOS WORTHY, Auctioneers. W. EOOKKJR,

Monumental Mason. BEGS to inform thepibpc }io can execute every kind of monumental work in first class style and tiuisli at a cheaper rate than any other in the colony, having had considerable experience in "West End, London in t lie work can suit his customers in any kind of stone. All orders executed with promptitude. Support Local Industry. Public Hotice HAYING Purchased the Good Will of the Butchering Business in the Estate of J. M'Kenzie and Co, and also taken the shop lately occupied by them I beg to inform their late customers and the public geuernlly, that the business will bo carried on as usual, under the supervision of Mr J. M'Kenzie, and trUwt by selling Meat uf the Prirnest Quality, ut Prices as advertised by the late firm, to still receive the patronage so liberally bestowed upon 'hern, \ G bYO.\' !>', IhuiMy ihitc’j. lvi-1 1 V l •' <>!*•; 'h i..' "f *1? *• :> ' ! * " ““‘•Utlj cum. v.iu. u 'i-hUmi gyavvfle made by