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Marlborough Express, Volume XXV, Issue 288, 19 December 1889, Page 3

SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS, JOHN HEYHOE & CO. INVITE Inspection of their Splendid. Stock of Trimmed and UnTrimmed HATS. Our MILLINERY is well and favorably known and we have made special preparations for a large trade during the Holiday Season. SCHOOL HATS I PICNIC HATS ! GAEDEN HATS ! PROMENADE HATS ! Flowers, Ribbons, Laces and Trimmings of the newest. NEW MANTLES! NEW MANTLES !. : Far Gloves and Hoisery of the best makes go to JOHN HEYHOE & CO. For Prints, Muslins, Zephyrs and Embroidered Robes, visit THE PEOPLE'S DRAPERY EMPORIUM. For Specialities m French and English Dress Fabrics for Summer wear go to JOHN HEYHOE & CO. " For New Lace Curtains, Table Covers, Quilts, Towels, Linoleums, &c, visit THE PEOPLE'S DRAPERY EMPORIUM. We have a Splendid Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Shirts, Socks, Ties, Braces, Collars, Hats, &c, which is now offering very Cheap, Our only Address is — JOHN HEYHOE & CO. MARKET-STREET, NORTH. Patterns and Price Lists by post to all parts of the district on application. 1 ■ '"i" ■ ' - ' ■i » i ■■■■ i , ' "■- ' -■ ■ /■ W. B. GIELING & CO. Are NOW SHOWING a MAGNIFICENT LOT of NEW DRESS GOODS, IN all kinds, including some RICHLY-MARKED ROBES, n the Newest and leading shades. „ NEW MILLINERY, Of the most iccherclie description. NEW STRIPED SILK LUSTRES, s. For Ladies 1 Dust Cloaks. . / WASHING MATERIALS, In the shape of Prints, Zephyr Cloths, &c, generally acknowledged to be|ta pretties , and most novel that have yet been shown. NEW HOSIERY. ! NEW GLOVES. NEW RIBBONS. NEW EVERYTHING THAT IS REQUIRED FOR SUMMER WEAR. IST LADIES ARE REQUESTED to give their orders as early 38 possible m the.' DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT, to prevent great delay. IS" ALSO, the same m MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. At this time of the year there is a great rush for clothing, to be made ready for Christmas. Unless orders are placed with us early, it will be impossible to execute them, if delayed too long. HALL OF COMMERCE, BLENHEIM, PICTON, & HAVELOCK.

FOR SALE. MESSRS HOLMES & BELL HAVE the following properties for sale, on exceptionally favorable terms: — COUNTRY PROPERTIES. A Splendid Farm on the Middle Renwiok Road, comprising 69a. 3b. Bp., being allotments 1 and 2 of Seotion 60, Omaka, with buildings thereon, now m the occupation of Mr M. O'Sullivan. SUBURBAN LAND. 6a. 3b. 9p., being part of Seotion 53, Omaka, situate at Springlands, now m the oooupation of Mr Wm, Patohett. la. Ib. Ip., being allotments 1 to 5 of • subdivision of Seotion 5, Omaka, at Spiinglands, having a good frontage to the main road, adjoining Mr Bale's nursery garden, and within a mile of the town. Suitable for chop or hotel 7a, 2b. Of., comprising some of the beet farming land m tha province, part of Seotion 53, Omaka District, with dwelling thereon, now iq the occupation of Mr W. M'Donnell. la. 2b, 30p., being allotment 40 of Section 7, Omaka, having frontage to Batty's Cross Road, now m the occupation of Mr T. Brosnihan, This property has a fine running stream of water, and is specially suitable for a fellmongery. Allotment 33 of Seotion 53, Omaka, having a frontage to Middle Renwiok Road with store and dwelling thereon, now n the ocoupation of Mr W. J. CoeteHo TOWN PROPERTIES. Allotments 184, 305, and 306, having rontages to Charles and Arthur Streets, containing 3 roods with ' substantial dwelling-house, stables, sheds, etc, thereon, now m oocupation of Mr John McKenzie. Allotment 279, with frontage to High Street, containing 1 rood with good dwelling-house thereon, now m ocoupation of Mr Meats. Allotment 280, with frontages to High and Percy Streets, containing 1 rood with substantial shop and dwelling, orchard, etc, thereon, now m occupation of Mrs Watson. Allotments 52 and 53, with frontages to Warwick and Weethley Streets, con taiuing;J aore with dwelling thereon.

FIVE O'CLOCK TEA. nn HE FIVE O'CLOCK Brand -*- is a Refreshing and Pleasant Drinking Tea. The superior quality of the infusion is bound to gain the praise of all who can appreciate a Fine Tea. HOW TO BREW : Let the Water be fresh ftrawn, and immediately it boils pour it on the Tea, and let it stand about eight minutes. Put one Teaspoonful of Tea m the Pot for each large Teacup that it holds, and add one for the Pot. This Tea is Pbbfect. It does not contain a grain of ■ 1 common Tea. ' It will give every satisfaction. i Jt is Perfection. The FIVE O'CLOCK TEA contains Teas of Rare Quality. All Teas used m this Mixture are First Crop and Pure The FIVE O'CLOCK TEA is the ! Most Refreshing Brand on the Market. SOLE AGENTS FOR MARLBOROUGH, holmes and bell. " bricks! TTERCOE BROS., Brickmakers; V etc.. are prepared to Supply their First-class Bricks at £2 per 1000, at ther Yards. Carting same done as per agreement. Wo also supply Good Lime at Cm 1 per Sack, 1031