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Marlborough Express, Volume XVI, Issue 179, 3 August 1881, Page 1

ALFRED DOBSON BOOKSELLER b STATIONER Alfeed Stbeet, Blenheim. ; Shdton's Mechanic's Guide i -Stationary' Engine Driving Aicslie's Engineer's Manual of the Lobal Marino Examinations ,7 Stanley on Drawhig Instruments Palissy, the Potter Adyentures'of Dick Onslow . ; Boys',' Treasury of Sports and p'-. .,.' '.' ' Pastimes .,-. „' „,,,Beroißm of Boyhood :.■"•• Swiss 1 Family Robinson .'•■' Catlai— Life Among the Indians , Book of Trades : ■■'■■> How toTrain "S oung Eyes and Ears '. MGiiistering Children (2v015.) ' 300 Bible Stories , ■ Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress Lives of Labor • ■ .. Off the Skelligs ■■■■< ■■• Memoirs of Sir H* Havelock Nautical Almanac, 1882 Year Book of Facts, 1881 Arabian Nights Frome-Trigonometrical Surveying Etiquette of Good Society Common Sense Housekeeping Barbara — Miss Braddon The Golden Butterfly— Besant and Bice • : ' The Secret Seven — Hayward ■ Globe Dictionary Cabinet Dictionary Chamber's Ety mological Dictionary ' Maps of New Zealand, Letter \ Writer^ Song Books, and Reckoners j alarge assortment of Stationery. Bobkei Newspapers and periodicals pro- . - ■• to order. 521 ■ ■-■*•■! .. . ,-.-t > 'f :• ■ .-' TfflREB PBKSE MEDALS KECELVED . ' AT THE GREAT EXHIBITION, : PHILADELPHIA. AMERIGAN'WALTHAM WATCHES '* FOR NEW ZEALAND. /UUTION TO WATOH BUYERS. ■ \J / Unscrnpnlons parties are selling worthlees Watches bearing Trade Marks very similar to the Trade Marks of GJSNUIA.E WALj-'iAM WATCHES. This is not only a iraud on the Purchaser, bat a great injury to the reputation "of the genuine Watch. In view of these facts, the AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY would counsel buyers to insist on having their preference foi WALTHAM WATCHES respected, and not allow themselves to be put off with my imitations, either foreigu or, domestic. BOBBINS & APPLETOH, General Agents of the American Watch Company, Waltham Buildings, Holbom Circde, London, E.C. • :; P.S. —^The American. Waltham \Vatch can be obtained Wholesale andEetail m Wellington, Auckland, Canterbury,' and most of the principal Towns m the ; Colonies.' '"'■''" \OR THE BLOOD IS THE U it WORLD FAMED, ■ TTade Mart—" Blooa Mixture. The Gbbat Blood Pdbifibr,& K^siobeb. 17011 cleansiDg and clearing the bjpod. from . JP all imprjrili.es, cannot be too highly recommended. ' ' '.''■■ ■■'" '"' For Serofola, Scurvy, Skin Diseases)' and Soies of all kinds it, is a nevec-failing and permanent cure. . :ii ..■ It Cares old Sores. Cures Ulcerated Sores on the Neck.' C ures Ulcerated Sore Legs. CureE Blackheads, or Pimples on the T\ee. Cure : Scurvy Sores. , , In > Cancerous Ulcers. Cur i Blood and Skin Diseases. ■• ■ On: is Glandular Swellings. • I Clears the Blood frcm all impure Matter From whatever cause arising. Ab this mixture is pleasant to the taste, i ar.d warranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate couetitutiou of either sex, ihe Propietor solicits sufierers tq give it a trial to test its va!uc. - : , Thounands of Testimonials from all'parts. Curb of Dropsy. ' Gomersal, Leeds, 4tb September. "Dbab Sir,— This is to ceitify that two eleven shilling bottles of Clarke's Blood Mixture cured my •wife.wheu three eminent doctors were powerless. "Her complaint was dropsy, and she bad been ill nearly ten yeais. . Yoj are liberty to publish this if you please. •'Yours truly, "John Cox," oold m Bottles 2s Gd each, and m cases coutaing six times the quantity, 11s each — suthcieut to effect a permanent cure m the greut; majority of long standing caseß, by all Medicine Vendors throughout the we rid. Sole Propietor, ¥. J. CLARKE, Chemist. Apothecaries Hall, Lincoln. England. FORMS of Weekly Returns referred to under the Slaughter House Act are kept m stock for Bale