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Marlborough Express, Volume V, Issue 268, 31 December 1870, Page 3

Sluing. For London Direct. THE Fine New Iron Clipper Barque, FIRTH OF CLYDE, 689 tons register, Captain Dodd, now in Port Underwood, will load Produce for London direct, and be despatched on SATURDAY, 7th JANUARY. For freight or passage, apply to Messrs Morrison, Sclanders & Co., Mr Henry Dodson, or to Nath. Edwards & Co., Agents. October 28, 1870. 465 Brapmt, &c. Fresh Arrivals OF SEASONABLE GOODS, PEE “TARANAKI .” BOUGHT under unusually favorable circumstances, and to be CLEARED OUT, CHEAP. 6 BALES CARPETS, 4 BALES ASSORTED DRAPERY A. McLAUCHLAN, MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, BLENHEIM. Later News FROM THE SEAT OF WAR! NOT that scene of blood and carnage that is so unfortunately denuding France and Germany of its population; but to a CIVIL STRIFE now disturbing the quiet little Province of Marlborough, to which the Public is indebted to a certain Mr: M. L. MARKS, for a Great Reduction in the price of DRAPERIES, Including Frightful Slaughters, Fearful Sacrifices, and other like terms, almost enough to curdle one’s blood. Such is the opinion of M. L. Marks on the gigantic strife now raging, as witness the windows of most of our leading houses, pasted with flaming bills in yellow and green— GREAT SELLING OFF! Announcement Extraordinary I Mr. M. L. MARKS, While gratefully recording his thanks to his town and country friends for the unprecedented amount of patronage accorded him during his last sale, begs most respectfully to inform them that he has sold COMPLETELY OUT IN THREE DAYS ! but will reappear on or about the 20th JANUARY NEXT, With a splendid and MUCH LARGER ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERIES, Including a large quantity of Children’s Under-Clothing, Boys’, Youths’, and Gentlemen’s Clothing; GROCERIES in great variety, and at such un-heard-of prices that will and must astonish the most sceptical. Families are invited to delay their purchases until the arrival of Mr M. L. Marks, which will be officially announced in a future circular, with prices current attached. Heads of Families, Hotel-keepers, Squatters, Farmers, and others, will do well to refrain from purchasing until they are in possession of my price current for January, 1871. Hours of Sale from 10 o’clock in the Morning, until 4 o’clock in the Afternoon. SMBtanteiJ. {'XT ANTED, a Situation as GOVERV\y NESS, to Teach a small Family ■ Children. Apply at Express Office. ANTED a General Female SERVANT. Apply to Mrs Mullkr.