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Marlborough Express, Volume XXIII, Issue 56, 11 March 1887, Page 3

1886. THE HARVEST. . 1887. . ■ : -' TII E W ALTER A. WOO. D LATEST IMPKOVED ; TWINE-BINDING HARVESTER. i rriHE^WOOD HARVESTER has been before the public for years, and has proved m past harvests, and JL will do m the coming one, that it is the PREMIER MACHINE IN THE WORLD. Excelliog all others m point of mechanical construction, simplicity, and Hf CERTAINTY IN WORKING. • Wo are enabled to sell our specially-made best selected HEMP TWINS at a lower rate than heretofore and would caution buyers to see they get OTJTR, SPECIAL IBIR-A-IsriD, Which is stronger, and gives greater length to the pound, than any other kind.— We have on hand : Manilla and Flas Twine, Cornsacks, Machine Oil, Coal, and all other forming requisites, afc greatly roduced prices. FELL BROTHERS AND CO.

SELLING OFF BALANCE OF SUMMER_GOODS, «®> ONE FORTNIGHT ONLY. W. B. GIRLING & CO. MAI7KAS MCISIINS, LACE STRIFES, CARMALITES. Pill NTS. — Hoylo's, Cram's, etc , m great variety, all to b( sold at less than cost. D.RES.-S MATK RIALS.—- All Summer Materials must hi cleared regardless of cost. WASHING tJOS'rUMIiS, marked up to 425, will be cleared at 18s Cxi. OATMEAL CJ.OTH, marked 9d to Is, all reduced during sale co 6d, m navy, creme, sky, pink, black, drabs, etc, ALL THE REDUCTIONS will be maintained during this sale. IN THE FANCY ROOM all Lace Goods, such as collarettes, etc , hal [-price. - EVERY MILLINERY BONNET must be sold, regardless of cost. SPLENDID VARIETY of Broche and Ottoman Silk Dolmans, richly trimmed, all to be cleared '.Vc hold too great -a stock for the latter end of the season, which must be reduced. During Sale, a large quantity of China Mattings, very best quality, worth Is Gd, for lOJd. FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING! FIRSTtCLASS TAILORING I - - REMEMBER ! •X* FOR ONE FORTNIGHT. Any Amount of Keal Bargains. HALL OF^COMMERCE.

Important to Farmers. HAVING imported new special Machinery, I am . prepared to cut Chaff at Lowest . R&tes and to cart samo if '•( qairod. All Cutting Guab&ntesd FirstGi.abh. Special quotations for Lirgo lote, Also to buy for Cash, Oa'en Straw of first-rat ' quality only. ALFRED ,T. LITCHFIELD, 175 Livf-rmere. To Farmers and Ochers. iITE the Undersigned having \? made arrangements for an Engine and Chaff-cutter are prepared to cut Sheaf Gliaff at 8d per per Bag, / Orders maybe left with Mr Caleb / Davios. ' ICS W. n. WALKER AND GO. Money to l^euci SRVRRAL fSuins of rfn * to Lend. Jntwo.Kt, from ' po» c".nt. KoaiSUR AN!) BARTiKVMAN, 78? RoHflit/irR. I'iiino Tssninir Xt«. MR LEVVI^ PITTS, of Nelson, is now m Blenheim for a short time for thn purpose of Tuning and Regulating Pianos &c, arid v?ill pay two viaitsayear regularly !>honld sufficient iudncoinuut offer. L P. has served an apprenticeship m a • London (West End) Pianoforte Manufactory, aud established iv Nelson nearly twelve years. All Instruments entrusted to thn cave of L.P. arc thoroughly eleaucfi. properly tuned, and two viaitn guarantee) to each. Orders left with Mi- Tucker, Sfcntioner, 5 Mr Marplo, Confectioner, Penny & Oo's r Stationers and Prifldles Grosvennr Hotel, vsJM reoeivo attention m due order. 311 - Australasian Shearers Union. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH. "t yf" EMBERS are hereby requested jj/JL t° forward their annual sub" . scriptions to tie undersigned on or before the Ist April next, otherwise they will not be entitled to the protection of the Union. JAMES SLATTERY, Secretary, Pro Teni, 1 20 1 Wainwte, Canterbury. Wanted Poisoners. commence work at FJaxJL bourne on April 18th, wag» s 1 15s p&i week, about three months-. work. Men willing to engage, apply by lett r to n. D. VAVASOUR, 200 Flaxbourne,