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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 2 June 1888, Page 1

j. Ploughing , Discing and Harrowing, at one s | Operation by HOWARD’S O.L. SINGLE & DOUBLE PLOUGHS , r HO r T' ‘“j t^sasajaisji m zm.«ws CHI* ,»iIONB OR E.l' s.«ry. TIIE O.l*. PLOUGH may be seen at work at Mu HOPSON’S, Close to the Boga Factory. Mr SUTHERLAND’S, Close to the Cemetery. TTTji] J L AVE Sold all available of these, and are now Booking Orders for next Season. SINGLE O.L £6 10s. DOUBLE O.L. £l7 Os. Cost of Shares for these Ploughs only Gd. HOWARD STEERAGE 2 FURROW. "YT7TNNEE OF CIIA. PION CUP OF NEW ZEALAND. Compel,cd at NINE MATCHES in New Zealand, WINNING NINE SPECIAL FIRST, and NINE OTHER PRIZES last Season. s^o N\ n JD am 0= BLE g% FURROW r- r.y7~~Lt COLONIST PLOUGH m-l os s UPERIORLTY OYER OTHERSTjiirhtest Draught Ploughs for< Size and Strength in New Zealand, fetta Koof SOLID BEST WROUGHT IRON. NO BOLTS Oft NC l oose AV HEEL CO ULTERS with either ROUN D or ILA L Standards AVheel Coulters with LONG BOSSES AND CHILLED AXLES to give durability Patent WHEELS with CHILLED AXLES and BOSSES and PATENT DIRl 1 E will last out two ordinary wheels. NO CAST IRON about Ploughs. PT OTTftTT SHARES and AY enrius Parts in elentv, to suit Howards Ploughs, and made by Howard B uit Duncan’s, Reid and Gray’s and other makers. T to work XOLUDER, to CHAELES EAKP & ~!k UJJ: > A i\ iSTY i _iL t SOT.E AGENTS FOR MABLBOEOggH.

HAVELOOTI MAIL OOA.CH THE Havelock MAIL COACH will leave as under : BLENHEIM FUR HAVELOCK : Every Tuesday and Friday, at 10. 60 a.ra. arriving in Havelock about 3.30 p.m. HAVELOCK FOR BLENHEIM : Every Monday and Thursday, at a.m., arriving at Blenheim about 2 p.m. All parcels must be fully ad*' dressed,and passengers are requested to book as early as possible, CLARK & BICKERING. Mail Contractors. i ' VALUATION. TH Hi Undersigned is prepared to make Valuations in any part of i the Provincial District, Maying naci | experience extending over several j years in valuing land and other property WILLIAM D DUBLIN SUMMER, GOODS J. B. PIGOTT. 0 LOTiHIER AND xjENERA Gehi D R A PEE. iS JUST Opened up a Larg Stock of I SUMMER GOODS W j Calicoes, Flannels, Sheeting, Shirtings, Hollands, Dress Material i etc-, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ' Ilats, Scarfs, Shirts, Collars, \ etc. Inspection invited

Public Notice. HAVING Purchased the Good Will of the Butchering Business in the Estate of J. M/Kemde and 00, and also taken the .hop lately occupied by them I beg to inform their late customers and the public generally, that the business will be carried on as usual, under the supervision of Mr J. M ! Kenzie, and trust by selling Meat of the Primest Quality, at Prices as advertised by the late firm, to still receive the patronage so liberally bestowed upon them. W E SIMMONDS, Family Butcher. To Moet the Times Messes eaell and uI‘KEN 7. 1 h;>.vo reduced their Firewood To the following Prices FOE OASH 4 feet lengths 21a per cord 2 feet . . .4/7* ~ ehori length . 31s „ . . oGs per Ton, 15 per cent will bo charged if cooked. Oats, Ohaff, and Bran always on kaad. Oats crushed at 4ci per bushel, Blenheim 2QO> Mav 1 S, Q ‘ Eaitmm Saw Mill. MESSES THOMPSON & NEES having started the above 3011, arc prepared to supply Sawn Timber at Lowest Market Bates. All Orders executed with despatch. THOMPSON t NEES, Proprietors,

m VaS/Yj 'Jr CO m KJ CARBOLISBD SHEEP -Dr"" 1 SPECIFIC be obtained from tbe Various Agents throughout New Zealand, at tbe following Prices . £5 per Drum, making 1500 gals. ! 15s per Tin, making 225 gallons. 10s per Tin, m aking 150 gallons. ! This alteration from old' Style of | Selling at per pound is highlv favorable to buyers, and dates train Ist July, 1 1887. HOLMES & BELL, Agents.