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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 98, 28 April 1891, Page 1

SEE our celebrated DRESS MELTONS, made expressly to our order, and strongly recommended, as fast m color and of wonderfa durability. We have thess m shades of greys, fawns, browns, reds, blues, greens, black, and a variety of other useful colors, from 10s Gd to 15s the fn'-l dress length. SEE our new all-wool FRENCH FOULE, m all the newest and most useful colors, 25 inches wide, at lOJd, 12^, Is 3d, and Is 6d per yard ; 42 to 44 inches wide, 2s 3d, 2s Gd, 2a lid, 3s Gd per yard. SEE our fashionable CHEVIOT SERGES, m self colors and m new colored mixtures, 42 to 46 inches wide, at 2s 6d, 2s lid, 8s 63, and 3s 9d per yard. SEE our admirable assortment of new patterns m COLONIAL DEESS TWEEDS, Is lid to 4s Gd per yard ; our Navy and Black ESTAMINE HERGES, all warranted fast dyes, from Is to 3s 6d per yard. SEE our BANNOCKBURN DRSSS TWEEDS, pure, soft wool, m a variety of colors, Is 9d per yard ; our GLENCAIRN TWEEDS. DRESS TWEEDS m CHECKS and SPLASHES, from 2s Gd to 3s lid per yard. SEE our TARTAN SUITINGS, 45 inches wide, at 3s 9d per yard ; SHADED and FLAKED CHECKS, from 2s 9d per yard ; our STRIPED and FANCY DRESS FABRICS, HOMESPUNS and BEIGES, all colors, from lOJd to 3s 6d per yard. SEE our VEILINGS, 42 inches wide, m black, white, cream, and 20 different shades, is lid per yard; our BLACK DRESS FABRICS, m handsome stripes and fancy patterns, from 2a 6d per yard. ! QEB our infinite and exquisite ROBE DRESSES, m charming variety of material, color, and design, comprising braided Cheviots, O Cheviots with Astrachan trimming, COMBINATIONS of Plain material and Brocade. COMBINATIONS of Plain material and Checks, with a great many other handsome designs and styles, rangiDg m price from 20s to 97s 6d. SEE our magnificent assortment of SILK PLUSHES and VELVETS m all the most fashionable colors, including the newest shades, from 2s 6d to 7s lid per yard. AND THEN REMEMBER I That our two First-class DRESSMAKING ROOMS offer unique and unequalled opportunities of getting dresses made m the highest style of art at TBE WHOLESALE FAMILY DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, TM AR.O HOUSK,

RESULT OF THE ' POLL. WHO has not heard of Hennessy ( Connected with the famed " P.B. ? His name ha 3 earned a wide renown By ihose who tip good liquor down ; | Bat 'tis not of that gent I siue;, f A namesake's praises forth I bring And challenge all who know the man To mar his greetings if they can. From Bay of Islands to the Bluff No man is better " up to snuff," While as regards the "fragrant weed, 1 He takes you know the foremost lead ; * Unrivalled are his brands you bet, In plug, cigar or cigarette, And though he scorns the petty tricks Of those who trade m politics, You'll always find him at the poll, > He does his duty heart and- soul. , No knight ere flash' d a brighter steel, And yet his blade you scarcely feel. Courageous man, he never feared, To beard — or rather to unbeard -The fiercest foe that ever gave Him " cheek" or " lip" to shear or shave. All honor then to Hennessy He holds the foremost place you see, In Blenheim at his trade he's led, And still you'll find him at the " head. 1 Sole Patentee of "AROMA" TOBA CO. • LITTLE'S FLUID , DIP. NON-POISONOUS. IST CHEAPER THAN AESENIC, FOR IT BENEFITS THE WOOL. TESTIMONIALS . Mr Gillanders, Waikari Plains Station, " 15th March, IS9O, states he has experimented on 15,000 sheep, dipping half with Little's Fluid and half with other dips, and m each yearly experiment the sheep dipped ■with Little's Fluid averaged a half-pound more per fleece than the sheep dipped with the other compounds. Mr R. Belcher, Eaiapoi, Canterbury, 9th August, 1890, says he dipped 700 sheep with Little's Fluid and 50 he left undipped. The sheep dipped averaged 1 J pounds per fleece more than the undipped ones, and fetched three- farthings a pound more. Mr Hakvey, Akitio, East Coast, Wellington, 1889, writes :—" I dipped nearly 30,000 sheep with it last season and can confidently state the Dip has no equal." JUST INTRODUCED. LITTLE'S POWDER DIP. POISONOUS. EASILY MIXED, SAFER, & CHEAPER THAN OTHER POWDERS. Hackthorn, Winslow, Canterbury, 14th June, 1890. Dear Sirs, — In reply to your letter of the sth instant, re Little's Powder Dip, I am pleased to tell you the same has given entire satisfaction. I found the Powder little trouble to mix ; it was very effective ; it left the wool m nice condition ; and it is safer than other poisonous dips. I did not lose a single sheep. Besides being a firstclass dip, it has the advantage of being very cheap.— l am; yours truly! « " C. J. Harper. PRICES. Fluid.— s/6, per gallon m 40 gallon casks \ 6/-, m five-gallon drums. Powder.— ln 1/- and 4/- packets ; 70/- per case, to make 1296 gallons of wash. ; IS 3 Liberal reductions for quantity. Full Directions, Testimonials, &c, from W. E. CLOUSTON & CO., Blenheim. E. LEVIEN, Nelson. BLACKBURNE & HARRISON, Christchurch. Use your intelligence and buy only Wolfe's Schnapps, a SIDNEY WArisONi a /GENERAL CARTEB, \Jf Renwick. ON HAND AND FOR SALEPosts and Rails , Straining Post 3 Dry Firewood aiways Iv stock Sawn Timber supplied to order Oaten Obaft