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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 41, 18 February 1891, Page 3

BOROUGH OF PICTON. PICTON WATERWORKS. JJ EMDERS are invited by tho J Piuton Borough Council for— Pipe Laying and Concrete Dam Contract, Plans and specifications may be seen at the Borough Office between the hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. Sealed tenders marked " Tender for Pipe Laying and Concrete Dam Contract," addressed to the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Picton, must be deposited at the Borough Office by 7 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, March 4th. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. THOMAS YOUNGER, Town Clerk. Picton, Feb. sth, 1891. 218 SALE BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, FEB. 21st, 2 P.M. GREEN & NOSWORTHY hay- , ing received instructions from Major T. R. Teschemaker, will sell by Public Auction at their Sale "Rooms, High Street, Blenheim, on the above date, that well-known property SUMMERLANDS RUN, containing 7716 acres freehold land, together with 4500 sheep, mixed ages and sexes. The above property is too wellknown to need comment from the Auctioneers,' being mostly composed of low grassy downs, and well suited for the breeding of cross-bred sheep, The Run ... exceedingly well watered by the Avon and Waihopai Rivers upon two sides, and is about sixteen miles from Blenheim. TERMS EASY. GREEN & NOSWORTHY, 93 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21st {Ti REEN & NOSWORTHY having \JT received instructions from Mr Frank O'Brien will sell by Public Auction at their Sale Rooms, High Street, immediately after the sale of Summerlands Run — Allotment 224 of 46 Opawa with Cottage thereon. For terms and particulars, Apply to GREEN & NOSWORTHY, Auctioneers. NOTICE. HAVING this day given my Accounts to Mr C. M. Brewster, High Street, for collection, the same must be paid within Seven Days, otherwise they wil be sued for. JAMES SIMSON, Bootmaker, Blenheim. February 17th, 1891. W A R_N ING. CM BREWSTER, DEBT COLLECTOR & HOUSE AGENT. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, ESPECIALLY THOSE T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN ■ J owing money m the following Estates, viz. : — Mr D. Draper, Butcher, Mr C. Williams, Bootmaker, Mr J. Simson, Bootmaker, Mr C. M. Brewster, Rent Collector. It is my intention during the course of the next fortnight to do three things — Ist. To take a little less trouble myself. 2nd. To give the R.M. Court a little more. 3rd. To cause those interested a little more expense unless their accounts are otherwise provided for. O. M. B. COLLECTOR FOR THE ABOVE ESTATES. February 17, 1891. O'SULLIVAN'S ZEALANDIA BITTERS, A VEGETABLE TONIC. IN introducing my Medicine to the suffering public, for the cure of INDIGESTION, DYSENTERY, and DIARRHCEA, and as an appetizing tonic, I do so with every confidence that I am introducing to them a Medicine of unrivalled excellence for the cure of the above named complaints. Having made a special study of herbs for the last twenty years I have succeeded m producing a medicine as yet unknown to the medical world, and for the complaints named it has no rival. The cases cured by the use of my Medicine (see testimonials) are all cases that have obstinately resisted all other medical treatment, patent or otherwise, the patients having despaired of ever getting cured until they tried my Zealandia Bitters. Ido not starve my patients by a regulated diet, as is the case with other patent medicines ; they my eat anything they choose, but must abstain from intoxicants. People who indulge over-much at the table should take half a wine-glassful after dinner. I care not how bad indigestion may be implanted, it can be successfully treated by the use of my Bitters. Dysentery and Diarrhoea are also cured as by magic, the latter being cured by one dose. Sold by Mr H. L. JACKSON, Chemist, Blenheim, Mr T. H. HUSTWICK, Chemist, Blenheim ; and all Country Storekeepers, m bottles at 2/6 and 3/6 each. Those who have to continue the medicine for a time will find a saving by taking the large bottles. JOHN O'SULLIVAN, Dillon Street, Blenheim. OYSTERS. OYSTERS. FOLDERSHAW begs to inform the inhabitants of Blenheim that he will open a Fish and Oyster Saloon, m Market-street South, on SATURDAY the 14th, and trusts by keeping a good artiole, to merit a share of public support. FOR SALE. 1 PIANO, Trichord, Iron Back, _|_ Over Strung, Black Walnut, by Rappoldi, at C. J. W. GRIFFITHS, Auctioneer. To avoid mistakes ask for Wolfe's Schnapps.