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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 235, 16 October 1891, Page 3

THE MERMAIDS BAZAAR. EWART'S HALL, OCTOBER 21st, 22nd, 23rd, AND 2iis, A BAZAAR m aid of the Convent Schools, will be opened by T, L. Buiok Eeq , M.H.R., and His Worship the Mayor, on Ootobbb 21st inst., at 7 p.m. The Bazaar will be open from 2 to 5, and from 7 till 10 p.m. eacl Day. The Sisteks of Mercy siEcerelj thank those who have already liberally contributed m cash and other valuable and beautiful articles. THE CRITERION STABLES. CHANGE OF "PROPRIETARY. MARDELL begs to VjT inform his late Customers that he has this day sold his interest m the Criterion Stables, Horses aud plant, to Mr Jas. W. Allen, and he feels assured that his successor will study the interests of all who have been m the habit of doing business with the Stables. All persons owing Accounts are requested to pay tiae same as early as possible to my agent, Mr C. Purkiss. G. MARDELL. October Ist, 1891. With reference to the above, I beg to intimate that it will be my aim to study the interests of all persons favoring me with their patronage, and ray best attention will be devoted to providing good horses and traps for the comfort and con* venience of my customers. J.W.ALLEN. October Ist, 1891. DAWSON'S PERFECTION. WEEKLY PRESS AND REFEREE. SUBSCRIPTION 22/ per Annum. Post paid to any address m New Zealand. F. N. JONES, Agent, ;■ Criterion Hotel, Bienheim. The New Turf Register, just published. The advertiser has a few copies with him for sale at Publisher's price. Pbiob 6s 60. . . AWATERB ROAD BOARD. ROAD STOPPED. NOTICE is hereby given that the Awatere Valley Road at Altimarlock will be stopped till further notice during the construction of a new Bridge at Cattle Bluff. The old Road past the Station will be open for light traffic till the Bridge is built. By order of the Board. ENOCH MADDOCK, Inspector of Works. BOOTS &SHOES. BOOTS & SHOES. i^HARLES LUCAS of No. I, Omaka Bridge, having considerably increased his Stock of LADIES,' CHILDREN'S & GENTS BOOTS & SHOES, Is now m a position to supply the wants of his numerous customers and of the public generally. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. C H A S. T U 0 A S, ALFRED STREET. PUBLIC NOTICE. I HEREBY give notice that having purchased the Bankrupt Estate of J. A. Andrews, I am offering the whole of the stock for immediate sale at reduced prices. Six Shillings Cash out of every Pound's worth purchased will be returned to the purchaser. All accounts owing to J. A. Andrews must be paid to mo or to Mr J. A. Andrew?, who I have authorised to collect same at once. All accounts unpaid after 14 days from this date will be sued for without further notice. A. B. LITCHFIELD. Renwicktown, OcN Ist, 1891. OPENING NOTICE. HAVING taken the Shop next the Masonic. Hotel, lately m the occupation of Miss Card, I hope by keeping a first class Stock of all kinds of Fruits (m season) to merit a fair share of Public patronage. I am also prepared to buy for Cash all kinds of Poultry and Eggs. y. madden. DAWSON'S PERFECTION. HORSE BREAKING MR H\ CHIVERSON wishes tc announce to the public oJ Blenheim that he has re-commencec Horse Breaking. Address : McKenzie's Siable3. Horses bought and sold on Com mission. NOTICE. ALL Debts owing to the late G Storey must be paid befor< the 81st instant to Mr H. Hammond whose receipt will be duly acknow ledged by S. GANE H, HAMMOND AND J. STOREY, Trustees. •• Honesty is. the best policy ". If evorj body thought so, Wolfe's Schnapps vroul not be imitated as it is.