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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 233, 14 October 1891, Page 2

ANCHOR S.S. COMPANY. FOR NELSON AND WEST COAST PORTS. #. «. mHE ANCHOR COMs^^^^^i S.d. WAVERLEY Will leave Picton for the above ports on SATURDAY, at Noon. Passengers by"10.30 a.m. Train. For freight and passage apply to W. E. CLOUSTON & CO., Agents. FINE ART EXHIBITION. MR CHARLES BLOMFIELD, who is just returning from a 9 Months tour of the West Coast &c, will hold an Exhibition of his Paintings and Sketches, on Friday and Saturday Next m Penney's Old Shop, Alfred Street. FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. Open from 10 to 5. Admission Free. NOTICE. ALL Debts owing to the late G. Storey must be paid before the 81st instant to Mr H. Hammond, whose receipt will be duly acknowledged by S. GANE H. HAMMOND AND J. STOREY, Trustees. DRESSMAKING. T^TE have re-opened our Dressmaking Department, under the Management of Miss Anderson, who has undoubted ability as a FirstClass Dressmaker. , SMALE & HAY, DRAPERY IMPORTERS LONDON HOUSE. SHEEP FREEZING. i CHESTERFIELD GUANO AHD FISON'S FERTILIZER FOR - TURNIP GROWING ON SALE AT W. E. CLOUSTON & GO'S, THE RED BOOT MART. mHE PROPRIETOR wishes fro intimate JL to the Public of Marlborpugh that he has a 'large and varied selection < f Feetprotectors always on hand ; all turned out by manufacturers of well-known capabilities. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, light and comfortable to the feet and pleasing to the eye, are one of his specialties. Boots and Shoes of every description, light, heavy, and medium, made to order m a style guaranteed to give every satisfaction. Musterers and others engaged m hill work, who require strong, well-finished, watertight Boots, will find it greatly to their advantage to leave their orders at the under-mentioned address : — J. J, WENSLEY, (Opposite Criterion Hotel.) MR R. V. LLOYD, SURGEON DENTIST. MR LLOYD has arrived m Blenheim, and may be consulted m his Temporary Rooms m Grove Road until further notice. All work guaranteed; it not approved no Fee will be charged. GOLD STOPPING A SPECIALITY. Consultation Fkbe. JACKSON'S EUCALYPTUS BALSAM. nnHE safest and best family Medicine for _|_ Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, .Whooping Cough, etc. Testimonial.— (One of the many lately received.) Blenheim, Feb. 21/91. Mr H. L» Jackson. Dear Sir,— My children being very susceptible to colds and cioupy coughs during the last three years, I have made a point of keeping a supply of your Eucalyptus Balsam m the house, and have always found it an unfailing remedy. — I am, dear sir, yours truly, R.P. JOHN M. HUTCHESON —BROKER— T7IIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INJj SURANCE AGENT. ■flaw Zealand Insuranoe Company, Australian Mutual Provident Society, N.Z. and River Plate Land Mortgage Com.pany. MAHAKIPAWA GOLDFIELDS. Q P. McNAB, Barrister and Solicitor • w attend every Warden's Court, Cullensville. Instructions may beieft with Mr W. A. Collins. [CABD.] JAMES HIS LOP, £> ARCHITECT. Brandon Street, Wellington, and Dowling Street, Dunedin. DAWSON'S PERFECTION. R. W. C. GILBERT, DENTIST, OF NELSON, Intends visiting Blenheim every Six Months, thus enabling patients to have their Teeth attended to regularly Next visit m November MONEY TO LEND. [N sums from £50 to £/?0,000 on Fir^tclass Freehold Security. Interest i'om £6 per cent . ALFRED ROGER? Solicitor High-street MR J. F. WILSON,DENTIST, T3ETCRNS to Ble heim about 14th JLu October,