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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 125, 10 June 1891, Page 4

NEW SUPPLIES. "OOBBERY Under Arms, The XL -Miners Right, ; The Squatters Dream, by Boldrewood ; Doctor Claudius, a true story, A- Tale of a Lonely Parish, by Marion Crawford ; The Bondsman, by Hall Came; Moina, a detective r.tory, by L. L. Lynch; King Solomon's Mine, by Rider Haggard ; Told After Supper, by Jerome K. Jerome ; The Shadow of Ashiydyat, by H. Wood ; ForSo Little, by Helen Davis ; Faust a Tragedy, 'by Goethe; Comedies, by Moliere ; Miss Nobody of Nowhere, and other Novels, etc. also : A NICE ASSOIITMENT OF SUPERIOR , ■ . STATIONEBY. Newspapees Procured to O^rER. ;';; f jj.-fLJECK.-DAWSON'S PERFECTION. NEW GOODS. . IVTOTE Paper, Is for 5 quires. 1/^ .Envelopes, Is for 250. ' All descriptions of Stationery to hand and to arrive. , ORNAMJENTS, hew and well * selected, from Is each. A la v ge supply of School Books and equisites to arrive next week, TOYS! TOYS! ' M. V.IjARD, Market Street Soutli. , WAIHOPAI FLAX MILLS AND • ROPE WORKS. SUPPORT Local Industry by purchasing your; Rope, Binding Twine, &c, from the, above Mills. We, are prepared to supply' I all kinds at Dunedin or Home prices. , Goods delivered m Blenheim. ; H. G. ¥" ELL, Waihopai Flax Mills, CRITERION STABLES, BLENHEIM. GEQ. MARDBLL ..' Propiuktoh. IRST CLASS Hacks', Buggies, -Traps, etc., always on hand. Well Ventilated Loose Boxes and Good.Paddocks. All kinds of Carting done on the most reasonable terms. ■ Booking Office for the Nelson, Ilave- [ lock and Eaikoura Mail Coaches. '„ •'.-.-.•• Honesty is the best policy ■'.'> If everybody thought so, Wolje's Schnapps would , not be imitated as it is. • :'. ■; DAWSON'S PERFECTION. 'CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTERER. ;--, MARKET STREET, ; BLENHEIM. FOR I ij'E^UINE .jyjIATEIIIAL ' GO 1 TO J READ for Furniture, Iron J.BEAD - . J READ Bedsteads, Vene- J. READ J. READ : -J tiah Blinds, Anieri- J. READ J.READ. :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 f J.READ ' Framing, who has J.READ J.READ the only selection J.READ ; J.READ m town. :J. READ [" "' CHEAP -AND DURABLE. J, READ, , MARKET STREET, ; BLENHEIM. \ H. COLLIER &•' CO - NELSON, ' ■tmpqetebs' of pianos, organs, 1 :• , and all kinds of . ' • 1 " MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. HAVE IN STOdK, AND TO ARRIVE Pianos- by Collard and Collard, Schwcc ter.Lipp, Fahr t Buhring, Mansfield ■ and various other English makers, Amebican Organs, by ; the" Smy the Organ 1 Company, the Dominion Company Estey, &c. Agnnts.'for EAVESTAFF'S relebrated PIANOS," which have given universal 1 satisfaction iv England and the colonies • for over 70 years, and are guaranteed un--1 surpassed as a medium-priced Piano for ' tone, durability, soundness of construction. and m every way superior to the shoddy, cheap, German Pianos, that are iinpo.rtpd into the colony under so many different , names, which, though really valueless, are offered at higher prices than is asked for the EAVESTAFF. All Pianos and Organs may be purchased Gn the Time Payment System. - PIANOS FROM 7/6 WEEKLY. Full Value allowed for Old ' Instruments taken m Exchange for new ones. HARMONIUMS FROM 10 GUINEAS Mr MARTIN will visit Blenheim and district early m October, and at regular intervals afterwards, for the purpose of tuning, repairing, and regulating Pianos, Organs, and Harmoniums. Any communication addressed to either Nelson, or Blenheim will receive attention. Branches at Wanganui, New Plymouth, and Weatport. , Pianos and Organs kepfin Stock at the warehouse of MESSRS B. S. PENNY & CO, Local Agents, who will supply all nformation m connection with the above. Wm. BRANSON, . District Agent. SIDNEY "WATSON, , GENERAL CARTER, "contractor and butcher, RENWICK. OOSTS, Rails, Firewood, Chaff, &c, always on hand. OATS CRUSHED. t OYSTERS. OYSTERS, O OLDERSHAW begs to m,- , form]} 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 article, to merit a share of public suppdrfci