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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 3, 5 January 1891, Page 1

fTIHE Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, TE ARO HOUSE. We have made the following arrangements for the distribution of -L GHEISTMAB GIFTS During the remainder of the PRESENT MONTH of December, and we feel confident you will SAVE MONEY by purchasing from us, besides getting a PRESENT m accordance with the nndernoted scale. Every CASH customer will be enabled to SELECT GIFTS •from a large variety of Fancy Articles, imported expressly for the CHRISTMAS SEASON from Japan and London, m accordance with the following scale :— On all purchases amounting to 10/ A present to the value of 1/ On all purchases amounting to 70/ A present to the value of 7/ On all purchases amounting to 15/ A present to the value of 1/6 On all purchases amounting to SO/ A present to the valua of 8/ On all purchases amounting to 20/ A present to tbe value of 2/ On all purchases amounting to so/ A present to the value of o/ On all purchases amounting to 25/ A present to the value of 2/6 On all purchases amounting to £5 A present to '. h-- .*.- i!l:c of 10/ On all purchases amounting to 30/ A present to the value of 3/ On all purchases amounting to £G A present Ij liia value cf 12/ On all purchases amounting to 35/ A present to the value of 3/6 On all purchases amounting to £7 A present to the value of 14/ On all purchases amounting to 40/ A present to the value of 4/ Oo all purchases amounting to £8 A present to the value of 16/ On all tmrchasea amounting to 45/ A present to the value of 4/6 On all purchases amounting to £9 A present to the value cf 18/ On all purchases amounting to 50/ A present to the value of 5/ On all purchases amounting to £10 A present to the value of 20/.Ott all purchases amounting to 55/ A present to the value of 5/6 On all purchases amounting to £11 A present to the value of 22/ On all purchases amounting to 60/ A present to the value of 6/ On all purchases amounting to £12 A present ts the value of 24/ On all purchases amounting to 65/ A present to the value of 6/6 On all purchases amounting to £13 A present to the value of 28/ And so on m proportion up to £50, £100, or any larger sum. At the time of purchase each customer will receive a TICKET wi£h the money value of the Gift stated on it, and this ticket may be exchanged at once, or at any time during the monlli of December, for such article or articles as may be selected. IS" Those who would like really handsome presents can accomplish this purposg by letting their tickets accumulate till a sufficient sum is reached. THE EXCEPTIONS to the above scale are Kid Gloves, Millinery, and Dresses made to order ■ also Tailoring, on which we cannot allow any presents. The Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON:.

N A. T I O ' N A L JFIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPY. OF NEW ZEAIiAISnO. FIXE Insurance on every description of Buildings, Goods, Mills and Machinei'y effect 3d at Lowest Current Rates. Marine Insurance on Hulls of Ships, for time or voyage, Freight. . Goods, Wool on transit, ar^ for shipment Home. Claims payable at any pore in 'the Colonies. W. E. CLOUSTON & CO., Anrp.lltS. EMPIRE TEA COMPANY'S SUPERIOR BLENDED TEAS. STANDARD' FIRE AND MARINE INSTTSANCE COMPANY OF N.Z., Nelson Brakch. T7<IRE, Marino, and Guarante IP Policies issued -at current ■ ir«\tgs. Prompt and liberal settle nienl of claims. Large and infiusntial colonial proprietary. ' . . B. D. NOSWORTHY, / Sub -agent. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PEOVIDENT SOCIETY. ? IFS Assurance on ths Mutual princi I J pie. The only Colonial Life OSca which divides -Profits annually. The oldest, laigess, and most successful, m th? 4.agtr&liao Colonies JOHN 5f ST7TCHSSON Agent NEW ZEALAND ' FIRE & MABIBJi INSURANCE COMPANY. THE PEEMIES COLONIAL COMPANY Capital . T~. LI ,000,000 BMBBTO^MJNBnB. • | HIS being a Loqali iMSirroEros, Coi<> I cists hsvesE interest m preferring iS oo an Ekgiish Cepics, as its fando are not withdrawn from but are invested m lbs Colony. JOHN M. BUTCHESOH, Agent, Blenheim. St?b-Ag?.i:x3 Gkekssii.l £Co ".. .< Picton Bird & Hillkan .. •• Reswic-k. S. C. DRAPER, BRICKLAYER, PLASTERER &0., MAIN-BTREET, BLENHEIM. ; ALL KINDS of. Brick and Cement work done m a Workmanlike manner, at REASONABLE PEIOE3. .. Sous Proprietor of tlio • BEDWOODTOWN BRICK YARDS - N. 8 ,; Orders may be left -with Mr E. Bytliell, Maxwell Road^ or Mr W. Gosling, Main-street EMPIEE~TEi : COMPANY. W. & a. TUBNBULL AND CO., ' WELLINGTON, PROPRIETORS GRATEFUL -COMFORTING. . EPPS 9 8__COCOA. BREAKFAST. i i -j-) V a thorough knowledge cf the 1 JL) natural lavrs which govern the. operations of digestion and nutrition* and ' by a-carefnl application of the fine properties of v di-sel?cted cocoa, Mr Epps has provided out breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may =aye us so many doctor's bills. It is by the ~ judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever ! there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly; nourished frame."— See article iv the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milt ; Sold m £-lb packets by Grocers, labelled thus:— •■"' •-. -. JAMES EPPS & CO. HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS , L " London, England.

PROFESSOR STO WELL'S RHEUMATIC . EXTERMINATOR FOR. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Lumbago, Ulcerated Sures, Outs, Bruises, Burns, Sprains, Chilblains, etc. I only publish one out of a nurabf-r of Testimonials I have received, and I do so because Mr Smith is so wellknown that any one can ask him and see for themselves as to th" truth of his statements. In moat casts, Testimonials are shown of persona of whom nothing is known. Blenheim, February 27, 1890. 1 have much pleasure m informing you that after using your Ointment fo ra short time it has completely cured me from rheumatic gout, after a period of ten years' suffering, seme times having to use crutches- I first purchased your Ointment on the 30th July, 1889, when I first saw your advertisement. I can strongly recommend it to auyon'o suffering frrm similar complaints. John Smith. OH AS. ""IN MAN, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER. THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN REMEDY COLEMAN'S EUCALYPTE EXTPtACT IS GUARANTEED to contain 97 per cent Eucalyptol. Used with great success for Sprains, Gout, Rheumatism Fever, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Influenza Diphtheria, etc. IS" We hold more bona fide Testimonials for the Cure of these complaint 3 than any medicine m the world. COLEMAN'S VICTORY EUCALYPTE OINTMENT has no rival for its rapid Healing virtues— Used for Old Sore 3, Piles, Sore Eyes, Skin : Diseases, Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, etc. EUCAL^PTE LOZENGES are wonder fully beneficial m Cure of Coughs and Sore Throats. Blenheim Agents :—H. L. JACKSON. Chemist, and W. COOK, Grocer, Highstreet. Wholesale Agent for New Zealand:— W. J. ALEXANDER, , 142 Cashel-street, Christchurch. Mind you get Wolfe's Schnapps. H. G. DAIKEE, BRICKLAYER, PLASTERER, & GENERAL CONTRACTOR, Grove Road, Blenheim. "OYEEY Convenience for carry i^i ing on work, either m town or country. A large Stock of Bricks, LinieCement, Fire Bricks, Fire. Clay, Plaster of Paris and Drain Pipes . of all sizes always on band a reasonable prices. ■' /; ■■•_■■ JvW''i4 OKARAMIO. it' 'im'^W SAW - MILj -" " KENNLN.GTON & CO. {having taken over the above Mill, are prepared to supply Sawn and Dressed Timber at Lowest Market Rates. . K. & Co. have also taken over the Timber Yard m Alfred-street, Blenheim, from C. B. Jaryis. The business will be carried on as usual under the Superintendenbe «f James North July 16th, 1889. PUBLIC NOTICE MESSRS WOOLLJIY & PARKE of Para, bog to inform the Publio that they are prepared to supply good dry Firewood, m anj length, at most reasonable rates, All orders promptly attended to. WOOLEY & PARKEfcs, Para. F. W. ADAMST WYNEN -STREET. LUMBER GAS-FITTER, AND BELL HANGER. ZINC, AND "GALVANIZED IROS WORKER. PUMPS Fixed and ■ Ref airedGas and Water Laid on Copper Boilers .and' Fraraeß Madi to Or^er,; ... ■ . ..- ■■, : .._ -^

SIDNEY WArSON, GEN AL CARTE Renwick. ON HAND AND~ FOR SALE— Posts and Rails Straining Posts Dry Firewood always m stock Sawn Timber supplied to order Oaten Chaff ' NOTICE. TO FARMERS AND~FBUJT-GBOWBBS FOB BALI?. CHARLES TeDWOOD'S PATENT? KOK'POISONOXTS BCI LIGHT T^ PEC IF 10. THE ONLY BEMEDy yet discovered I that will effectually o.ire ticaly and other Blights that infest and orchards, without injuring the ti'sß > n tne slightest degree. The Specifio should be applied to Apples Pears, Plums, Currants, Qnick Hedges, and all tccea having Codlin Moth, Soaly or American Blight, during the wiul^r months— (from May Ist to «Sept. 15th). Tbe PateDt Speoifio is a thorough otire for the Leech that attaclts Pears, Floras, •yherries, find Quiok Hedges m the month of January. DnriDg the laßt year the manufacturer has made numerous experiments with the Codlin Moth, and has obtained mot-t satiefaotory results. The maggot which is eecreted m crevices of the bark during the winter season, is mainly destroyed by the winter dressing, but it will be found neceseary to spray the young frnit early m November, this being the time that the Moth deposits its ova. By, so <&oing the crop of fruit will bo Becured Foe tbis dressing, mis same as for Leech I© placing beojre the publio this most valuable preparation for tho destruction of the carious blights that infest gardens, be mssmiaGtnrer and patenteee begs to etate thai ht- has been a practical fruit grower for twenty five years io New Zeaand, and is thereto! e iutimatety ao qnainted wit'i the various peEta that make hortionltaial pursuits so unsatiEfactory, having tried nearly all the remedies extant with very poor results-. | jntil discovering m July 2885 the Patent Specifio, and having for the last three years made numerous experiments with complete success. The Speoifio is oheap sod easy of aßpisjation. The largest of fruit treee can be thoroughly dressed at a cost ot one shilling eaoh, including labour. DIRECTIONS FOR USE.. \ Winthb Dbebbing. — To one Gallon ef the Specific add 'Jen Gallons of Clear Water. While mixing, run the Speojno through a fine strainer, so that the syringe may not choke while using. (By attend ing to this, all delay will be obviated. Spray the tree nntil every part ib thor oughly saturated. la a few days all blight will be' found quite dead. Winter moiiths best time to apply, Irom May Ist to September 15tb. Fok Chebbiss, Plums. Pkabs Quick Hbcqbs, ob Anx Tbkb attacked bi ihb 1 eboh.— Mix One Gallon of the Specifio , with Twenty-five Gallons of Clear vv ater Spray as above. One dressing will gener ' ally suffice for the season. A bydropul will be found more expeditions than an ordinary garden Byringe. Two <iays before planting epring crops, the ground should be well sprayed with the Specifio. By so doing, all slugs and other peats will be destroyed. For this, mn One Gallon of the Specifio with Iwsuty-fiva Gallons of water In dressing for American Blights, great care should be taken to break tbe white woolly covering, it being qaUe impervious to water, but under whioh lies he nsect. lhe effect when the above is at- ; ended to will be found magical. IS- SBAKB THE DRUM BEFORE USING. PRICE. From one to ten gallons three shillings and sixpence per gallon. Considerable reduction will be made m larger quantities. Foil directions for übb will be aitaohed to each parcel. „, Orders sent to the undersigned wal • be promptly attended to TEBMS CASH. CHARLFB REDWOOD, Rivenands, Marlborongh. June3rd, 1889. Onamalutu Saw Mill, I above Mill is now erected on g iand seleoted by A P. Seymour, M.H.R., and all orders will. receive the best attention of tho Proprietor, who desires to give satisfaction m Price and Quality, &v p thus retain old customers and supply new ones. Timber dressed to order and supplied to any part oi the .District. Orders may be left with Mr J 0. Botham, Tua Marirja. Address :— O. WHITIS, B§Q Oußmalutu via Renwick