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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 21 September 1888, Page 1

THE JUNCTION HOTEI Spring Creek. Ralph Andrews, (Late of Empire Hotel, Blenheim), HAS pleasure in acquainting his friends and the public generally, that he has taken over the above well-known house, so long carried on by Mr March, and hopes by keeping up the wellearned reputation of the house to merit a continuance of the trade bestowed upon his predecessor. Superior Liquors—Generous Table, Good Stabling. To Meet the Times. OILERS, STOVES, RANGES Genuine Aurora Lamp Stove. Lamp Wicks and Glasses Lamp Made Gas Stoves and Heating Stoves Pumps, Hose. A good stock of Tinwaro. Tin Milk Buckets, the Best Made. Lead, Zinc, and Iron Ridge Nails Spouting Fixed from 4d a Foot FRISTER & ROSSMAN’S S E Wjl N G M A;C;H IN E S On Easy Terms. This is the Best Machino made, with all the latest improvements WILLIAM CARE Agent for Albo-Carbon Light Co; Frister and Rossman’s Sewing Machines; the Turner Gas Engine Co. Overland Route. HAVELOCK and Nelson Mail Coaches run regularly as per Timetable■ Leave Blenheim for Havelock and Nelson, Mondays at 6 a.m., (arrive at Nelson same day) Leave Havelock for Blenheim, Mondays, at 1 p.m. Leave Nelson for Havelock and Blenheim Tuesdays, at 6 a.m. (arriving Blenheim same day) Leave Blenheim for Havelock, Tuesdays, at 11 a.m. Lcuve Blenheim for U&vclockj W curies* days, at l2nocn Leave Havelock for Blenheim, Thursdays, at 9.30 a.m. Leave Blenheim for Havelock, Fridays, at 11 a.m. Leave Havelock for Blenheim, Saturdays at 1 p-m. The Cheapest, shortest, and most direct route to tho Mahakipawa Goldfields is via Havelock. Boats in connection with our Coaches. Mahakipawa can he reached by this route under Five Hours from Blenheim. Special Coaches to Havelock, Wakamarina, or Nelson, may ho arranged for. Stabling at Havelock CLARK & PICKERING, COACH PROPRIETORS, Havelock and B leniiei,h. The Season THE undersigned, in thanking his friends and the public generally for their patronage in the trade for tho last 20 years, begs to say, that he still continues to supply all kinds of Nursery Stock, of the best quality only, at reasonable prices, and as tho planting season is a very limited time, he solicits early orders as necessary success. E. STRATFORD, Nursery and Seedsman. Blenheim, July 16, 1888

To Meet the Times. JAMES - LEES HAS F 0 It S A LE—--30 Bags Chicken Wheat 9s per hag 30 Bags Fowl Barley, 9s per bag BO Bags Wheat, 11s per bag 40 Bags Carrots, 4s per bag Blue and White Peas 15 Trucks Birch, 4ft lengths, 55s per truck, delivered Bed Pine and Tawa Firewood, in all lengths Brunner and Newcastle Coal, Coke, Fire-bricks, &e., at usual rates Oats, Chaff, Bran, Pollard, always on hand Oats crushed at 4d per bushel er f -J L'erras, Cash. JAS. LEES, WjTiten-stieefc.