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Marlborough Express, Volume III, Issue 146, 28 November 1868, Page 2

i&taceUftmoug* Blenheim Philharmonic Society, President Hia Honor W. H. Eyes, Esq. Vice-Presidents: S. L. Muller, Esq., R.M., andE. Hudson, Esq. Conductor: Mr. H. Cocks. Treasurer ; J. Kissling, Esq., Bank of New Zealand. Committee: Mr. A. McLauchlan, Mr. W. Falconer, „ J. Gorrie, „ Carey, Mr. C. W. G Griffiths. SUBSCRIPTIONS: —Honorary Members, 215.; Working Members, los6d Ladies free. R. W. MORLEY, Hon. Sec £2 Reward. LOST, a Dark Chesnut Pilly, branded S on near shoulder, with white off hind foot, and slit ear. Last seen about July, 1867, on the Pah-hall Run.—Apply to Nixon and Sweeney. Blenheim, October 30th, 1868. Disolution of Partnership. THE Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, Alfred Woolley and George Woolley, as farmers, and carrying on business under the style of Woolley Bros., is this 13th day of November, 1868, dissolved by mutual consent, for and in respect of all liabilities incurred prior to this date both parties agree to hold themselves equally responsible. Alfred Woolley. George Woolley. Signed in the presence of W. Parker, Edwin Harry. Harvest Tools. T> OBINSON BROTHERS hnve just reJL\i ceived a large assortment of American and English Hay Porks, Scythes, Rakes, &c., &c. Also, on Sale, every description of Furnishing and General Ironmongery. DOG CART. Por Sale, cheap.—A DOG CART, nearly new. Robinson Brothers, Punishing and General Ironmongers, Coach Builders, Wheelwrights, &c. November 20th, 1868.

Notice of Removal. R. D. NOS WORTH Y BEGS most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Blenheim* and surrounding districts that he has removed from his late Premises in Alfred-street, to those in Grove Road, recently occupied bv Mr. B. Bomfohd, and is now prepared to sell articles in the following branches, viz.,— General Drapery and Haberdashery Clothing and Hosiery Soots and Shoes Groceries and Oilmens’ Stores Earthenware, &c., &c., &c. Just'Arrived per Falcon, ex “ Noranside” from London, 202 packages, comprising TEAS of first quality SOAP—Yellow and Mottled ii Skin and Toilet, in small packets CHOCOLATE—in Sticks, Drops, Powder, Vanilla, and De eante COCOA—Taylor and Epps’ Uomcepathic' SACKS—3 and 4 Bushel WOOLPACES—IOIbs each FANCY BISCUITS, Corn Flour, Sago and Arrowroot, Currants, Figs, Sultanas, Jams, Candles, Mustard |, and 11b tins, Sauces, Sardines i and i. Oysters, Salmon, Pickles, Starch White and Blue, Indigo Blue, Washing Powder, Candied Peel, Nixoy’s Blacklead OlLS—Salad 4-pint, pint, and quart. Castor EAU DE COLOGNE, Lavender Water HAIR OIL, Essences

Also, an Assortment of Fancy Goods, comprising— ’ Crinoline, Straw and Millinery Bonnets Hats, Trimmed and Untrimmed Mantles, in Silk and Lace Ladies' and Childrens' Jackets, in various material Lanles’ and Childrens' Under-clothing, And to Arrive per Falcon, iL C “ es ° f G f? e, !S l D / a P er y. comprising the most JO Fashionable Goods over imported Into this Province. The Show Room will be open on Monday. November 23rd. J Also,— 5 J-Casks Kartell's Dark Brandy 0 .Cases Cozzens* Kerosene Oil 4 Cases Crosse and Blackwell's Potted meats »> »> Pickles 10 Boxes Teas, “ Stord's” * • This Parcel is a portion of a shipment to Melbourne placed in the Market, and wltodrawn to be sent to England, as being too good for the Colonel Markets, but bought privately afterwards.