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Marlborough Express, Volume XXX, Issue 39, 15 February 1894, Page 2

8. S. AND A. COY., S.B. MAORI. THE LARGEST STEAMER EVER IN PIOTON. MxjzTsr? the above fine steamer, tbe S.b. Torea will plj regularly from the Pioton wharf at intervala during the vessels stay m Pioton. Return fares Is each, children half-price. Families arranged for. H. FISK, Master. EWART'S VIOTORIA HALL. GRAND SUCCESS OF MARIAN WILLIS TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! "THE BARONET." MARIAN WILLIS AS MRS MOULD. PRICES- 3s, 2s, Is. T. WARDLTONS .. .. Manager. STRAYED from my paddook, High Street, Bay Horee, white star on forehead, branded B.T. on near side riba. Any person giving information leading to recovery of the animal will be rewarded. JOHN MOORE. NIGHT SCHOOL —Opening next w«ek. Teacher certifi) oated (N. Z. University Btudentalready teaching m town. Subjects may include Languages, Euolid, Algebra, Elementary Shorthand Applications to be left at Fxpbbss Office. R MARTIN A. CHEEK, holder of the special higher certificates m Harmony (Honors), and counterpoint from Trinity College, London, having deoided to remain m Blenheim, is now prepared to receive additional pupils for pianoforte, organ, violin, voice-produotion, and theory. Address, High Street. MR J. F. WILSON, DENTIST, MAXWELL ROAD (Between By t hell's timber yard and Dr. Cleghorn's). Hours : 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., & 3 to 4 p.m. PRIVATE Residence, Maxwell Road, West, Blenheim. WANTED A PUPIL. WANTED. — A Laundress. Apply, Club Hotbl.