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Marlborough Express, Volume XXIX, Issue 86, 14 April 1893, Page 2

1 GIFT AUCTION. THE Gift Auction m connection ■with the Church of the Nativity will be held TO-MORROW at Green & Nosworthy's Mart, beginning at 2 p.m. Matt open To-morrow Morning for receiving goods. UNRESERVED SALE OF THOROUGIIMEH STOCK. FRIDAY,~APKIL 21, 1893. MESSRS FELL BRO3. & CO., urder instructions from Massra Redwood Bros., will sell by Public Auction on above data, on the premises, Fpper Spring Creek, Marlborough, THE WHOLE OF THEIR feTUD OF BLOOD STOCK, CONSISTING OP ! STALLIONS BROOD MARES TWO YEAR-OLDS YBABLINGS. As under : — STALLION. TopsyTurvy, 1888, Capsize — Wainui. BSOOD MARES. Wiinui, 1871, llavenaworth — Waimea, with filly foal by King Cole. Ze^landia, 1879, Maroro— Toi Toi, with filly foal by King Cole Amy, 1877, Daniel O'Rourke— Tg" Toi, with filly foal by King Cole Awatea. 1869, Ravensworth— Sky ford. Rosalind, 1876, Albany— Red Rose, with filly foal by King Gole. Wai, 1881, Anteros— Wainui Coatessa, 1879, Puriri— Counfasa, with filly foal by King Cole Queen Margaret, 1888, Leolinus— Countess. Figurehead, 1884, Rama Rama — Spritsail, with filly foal by King Cole. Spring Creek, 1885. Rama Ratna— Wainui, with filly foal by King Cole. IN TRAINING. 18-Carat, b h 4yrs, Louis DOr — Zealandia. TWO-YEAR OLD 3. Ch c Oing Cole— Lake Supirior Br c King Cole — Conteasa B f King Cole — Queen Margaret YEARLINGS. B c King Cole — Contessa B c King Cole — Wainui Ch c King Cole— Wai Br c Louis DOr — Awatea Ch f King Cole — Figurehead B f King Cole — Zeshndk B f King Cole — Queen Margaret Ch f King Cole — Lake Superior Following the above, the FARM, consisting of 177 aerea of rich knd, together with an additional parcel of 100 acres m grass will be offered. TERMS AT SALE. SATURDAY, APRIL 15, AT 2 P.M. GREEN & NO3WORTHY will sell at fclrur Yards, by Public Auction, on SATURDAY, April 15, 1898, at 2 p.m. :— 1 Chestnut Gelding, 6 yaw 3 1 Bay Mare, 5 years These horse 3 are Peninsula bred, stylish upatauding hacks, and well recommended. also : 1 8-year old light Draught Filly 1 " ,/ n ,> Gelding 2 Brood Mares 2 Dry Cowa m forward condition. GBEEN & NOSWOBTHY, Auctioneers. TERMINUS HOTEL, PICTON. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. J. BARR, (Late of Telegraph Department), PBOPRIETOR. HHRAVBLLERS, Tourists, and J. the general public will find this one of the moat comfortable Hotels m the Colony. Those fond of fishing, boating or shooting o*n fiad all they require m the immediate vicinity. Excellent StabliDg and Paddocks. TERMS MODERATE. 663 BOOTS & SHOES. npHE Public can rely upon getting goob/ value m LADIES', GENTLEMAN'S, &] CHILDBEN'S BOOTS & SHOES At my Shop, nest Union S.S. Ooy.'s Offices. CHARLES LUCAS. N.B.— Repairs neatly and promptly executed. THINK HARD, PLEASE! TF you call at J. J. WENSLEY'S ana -*- get measured for a pair of tJoots of any description, you may rely upon getting a first-class article, good material, good workmanship, and a perfect fit to boot. The addresa is (and "don't you forget it") J. J. WENSLEY, THE RED BOOT MART, Market Street South, Blenheim. Not to be Robbed Out. — A splendid lino of mans', boy's and youth's colored moles m a first-rate quality, but a little spotted, to be cleared all at Is lid, well worth 63 6d, menß' regatta shirts, with collars attached, for 23 lid each, well worth 4s 6d, mens' heavy colonial knitted box at Is pair, not to be had under Is 9d, 15 dozen mens' silk football mufflers never sold under 43 6d, we are clearing at Is, 60 dozen ladies' tan 4button kid gloves, warranted to wear well, the wholesale price was 3a 9d, we are clearing at Is Hd pair, a* B- Allan's, Market Street, next to Muncaster's. Mahomet baid— " The ink of the wise is worth more than the blood of martyrs." Perhaps all do not agree with this ; but eteryone acknowledges that Grease's a.l Cojtbe when once tried is always osea.