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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVI, Issue 66, 21 March 1890, Page 3

SATURDAY NEXT, AT 2 S? GREEN & NOSWORTHY have received instructions to Sell at their Sale Yards, High-street, by Public Auction on the above date — Lot of Pure-bred Plymouth Rocks Houdan (young birds). The above is from imported stock About 20 Pigs, forward stores and weaners Milch Cow 1 Grey Mare Express Gig Set of Harness Lot of Camp Ovens About 2 Tons Potatoes (Brown Rivers). GREEN & NOSWORTHY, Auctioneers. TUESDAY NEXT, AT 2 P.M. GREEN & NOSWORTHY have received instructions from H. Worthylake, Grovetown, to sell by Public Auction on his premises, Grovetown, on TUESDAY Next, at 2 p.m. sharp, the Whole x>£ his— Household Furniture and Effects Farming Implements Garden Tools 1 Four-wheeled Express, shafts and pole 1 Spring Trap Set of Double Harness 2 Sets of Single Harness 2 First-class Trap Horses Lot of choice Fowls (about 60). GREEN & NOSWORTHY, 454 Auctioneers. TO BUILDERS. A LTERNATIVE tenders will JLjL be received by the undersigned until Noon Monday, the 31st March, for — . A Cottage in Brick or Wood at St. Andrews, Blenheim, for.J. R. W. Cook, Esq. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ■•■:■•• Plan and Specification at the office of H. B. HUDDLESTON, C.E., 459 Architect . TO BUILDERS. mENDERS will be received by JL the Eev. George 1?./. Grace, until April 14th :— ; For the building of a Church at Marlboroughtown. Plans and specifications to be aeon at Mr Phillips store, Spring Creek. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. OEOBGE F. GRACE, Ohaimian Building Committee. NOTICE. IF sufficient inducement offers, a COACH will leave the Criterion Stables for NELSON on Wednesday- 26th instant, at 7 a.m. returning to Blenheim on Saturday at the same hour. Return Fare at reduced rates. Book Early. NEWMAN BROS. MEMO : FOR THE MUSICAL. MR WEBLEY, the well-known Pianoforte and Organ Tuner of Canterbury and Westland, is now in Blenheim, and, should sufficient inducement offer, will visit the district regularly. Mr Webley represents the wellknown firm of Milner & Thompson, of Christchurch, for sale of Pianos, Organs/etc,, sold either for cash or on deferred payment. Orders may be left with Mr Penney, stationer, etc, or at Panama House. 446 FOR SALE. TWO FIRST-CLASS FARMS situate on the Old Reuwick Road within 3 miles of Blenheim and comprising — Allotment 3of Section 60 Omaka containing 38a. 2r. 29p. with convenient and • substantial House and Farm Buildingß thereon. Allotment 4 of Seotion 60, Omaka, containing 37a. 3r. 27p. with small Cottage. Both properties are securely fenced and subdivided and can be purchased either separately or together. Thia land bears an unrivalled reputation throughout the district of Marlborough for its unsurpassed fertility and immense productiveness. The proximity of these properties to the Town gives them a much higher standard of value. As most liberal terms will be given, an excellent opportunity is offered to those who are anxious to secure a compact Farm which, in return for a small outlay for working expenses, will yield a certain and ample interest upon the capital invested. For further particulars apply to J. O'CONNOR, upon the premises, or JAMES J. SINCLAIR, High- street, Blenheim. TMPOUNDED,~In the SenJL wick Pound on March 20th, 1890, a Bay Cart Mare, black points, blaze down face, no visible brand. If not claimed before the sth April, 1890, will be sold to pay expenses at 12 o'clock noon. JOHN SHAW, Poundkeeper. POISON has been laid for Dogs on Meadow Bank. Trespassers will be prosecuted. 423 G. 3. RICHARDSON, j