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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 2, 3 January 1891, Page 4

By appointment to His Exce&lency the Eakl. of Onslow K.O.M.Gr. JAMES CANNING, CROWN STABLES, HARDY STREET, NELSON. First-class Stabling and Loose Boxes. ALL description of Vehicles on Hire. Visitors to Nelson can rely upon First-class Paddock Accommodation. 1947 J. READ CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTERER. MARKET STREET, BLENHEIM. FOR (jTENUINE JXLATERIAL GO TO J. READ for Furniture, Iron J. READ J. READ Bedsteads, Vene- J. READ J. BEAD tian Blinds, Ameri- J. READ J. BEAD can Chairs, Aus- J. READ J. READ trian Chairs, for J. READ J. READ Upholstery, Toilet J. READ J. READ Sets, Kapoc Beds, J. READ J. READ for Looking Glasses J. READ J.READ for Spring Mat- J. READ J. READ trasses, for Picture J. READ J. READ Framing, who has J. READ J.READ the only selection J.READ J. READ m town. J. READ CHEAP AND DURABLE. J, EKAJD, MARK|ET STREET, BLENHEIM. T. PRINGLE, THE J^RT NEEDLEWORK ' DEPOT 49, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, Begs to return his warmest thanks to the Ladies of Blenheim for their kindness during the present short visit, and hopes within the next few months to return for a longer stay, with a more varied stock of ART NEEDLEWORK. In the meanwhile, Ladies will find that any Orders sent by Post will receive both prompt and careful attention. Keeping a large stock of all requisites constantly augmented by Fbesh Novelties per every direct steamer, we can offer special inducements. ! Pabcels Post trade is made a special feature m our business, and the best guarantee of its success is its constantly increasing volume. VISITORS to Wellington will find our Shop close to the Wharf and principal Hotels, and we are at all times willing to give every information m 3ur power, and will have much pleasure n throwing our stock open for inspention, no one being asked to pgbchase. In ART NEEDLEWORK, FILOSELLES AND SILKS, KNITTING WOOLS, and FANCY GOODS, we *ite able to offer the very highest qualities at the Lowebt Wholesale Pbices fob Cash only. T. PRINGLE, 49, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, EMPIRE TEA COMPANY'S DRAGON BRAND, 8/THE HORNSBF REAPERS & BINDERS. l^^ m:^^T~£'&i-. s~.. i.'Ji", 1 ' '■'" ' ■" ""< MESSRS W. E. CLOUSTON & CO. JTAVF, NOW LANDING, ex Lutter. worth — **, REAPERS & BINDERS 4 PARAGON REAPERS & MOWERS. Also about £300 worth of EXTRAS. Early application is necessary. | W. E, CLOUSTON AND CO. FOR SALE. fjAA CORDS of FIREWOODRED PINE TAWA MANUKA BIRCH. fn lengths from 6 inches to 8 feet. Delivered to any part of the Wairau, SIDNEY WATSON,* 1858 Renwicktown E. BYTHELL TOINER. BUILDER, &o, tl Maxwell Bridge, Blenheim, N.B. — Doors and Sashes always on^hand.