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Marlborough Express, Volume XXX, Issue 249, 24 October 1894, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN. GUM BOJTS .. GUM BOOTS! THAT there is a large and assorted Stock of Gum Boots (including Snag Ptoof) at the OASH BOOT MART; also a large Etock of our own make, m Men's, Women's, and Children's Strong Boota. MEN'S WATERTIGHTS from 11s 6d. MEN S BLUCHERS (pegged and nailtd) 7s 6d. The Cheapest Shop for Men'p, Women'fl, and Children's Slippers— all sorts and sizes. A great variety of MEN'S & WOMEN'S EVENING SHOES. A complete stock of Own Make always on hand. Englieh and Continental goods always m stock and to arrive. Measures taken for all kinds of Boots and Shoes. Quality and Workmanship Guaranteed. BEPAIRS A SPECIALTY. Note.— TERMS STRICTLY OASH. Undoubtedly the Cheapest Shop m Marlborough for any description of Boots and Shoes. CASH BOOT MART (MARKET STREET SOUTH). J. MORRIS, Proprietor. WANTED KNOWN. MR J. 0. CHARLTON, the well-known Tuner and Repairer of Pianoß and Organs is now on bis regular visit to the Marlborough District. Orders may be left with Mrs B. S. Penny, Stationer, or with Mr J. D. Iremonger, Blenheim. WANTED KNOWN. THAT the undersigned is still carrying on the business of Wool-scouring at the WESTERN WOOL WORKS. No Skins purchased. J. MOWAT. TT; ANTED, Immediately.— Tram Layer V V — wood rails— for Waihopai Bridge approaches. Good wages to good hand. — R. Hbtwabo. WANTED KNOWN.— J. A. Mobelaho, Carpenter and Joiner, High Street, Blenheim, next Garnbam'a Iron Foundry. WANTED.— Every one to support local industry, and buy their tinware from F. W. Adams, Wynen Street. Draper's handbills printed and circulated ; lowest prices the Express office. By far the largest oiroulation m Marlborougb. NO boose m the trade can touch as for value m Linoleums, Felt and Tapestry Carpet?, Mattings, Rugs, Mats, Sheetings, Quilts, Calicoes, Damasks, For* fas Bil6ciae, Galateas, Flanellettes, Shirtings and Prints.— H. V. Bbowhk. YES, it is true that our New Stook of MMinery this season has outdone all previous for style and cheapness. Ladies' wonld do well to inspect our Magnifioent Show of Trimmed Millinery whioh is by far and away the oheapest and most stylish m town —H. V. Browke. DRESS GOODS m all the leading Colours and Materials. Silks, Braids, Gimps, end Fancy Trimmings, Corsets, Hoisery, Gloves, Ribbons, Feathers Flowers, Bead and Silk Neck Frillinga, Laces, Lace Insertions, Belts, Bibs, Sun Hate, and Bonnets.— H. V. Bbowms. OTHE Beautiful lot of Printetts, Detains, Zephyrs, Muslins, Cambrics, Twills, and Crepone, m all prices and ohoioe designs. Ladies' and Children's Umbrellas, Sun Shades, and Straw Hats m endless variety. The correct thing m Ladies' " Sailor" Hatß.— H. V. Bbownb. UCAN be fitted to a ready made or made to order Buit, from an assort* ment of hundreds of patterns of tweeds. Hats iv stiff Frenoh Felt and Straw Leaves, Braces, Belt?, Shirts "m White, Regatta, Tennis, and Cricket," Carpet Bags, Leather Bag?, Portmanteaus, etc.— H. V. Bbownb. DUST.— For the coming dusty season we have imported a special line m Ladies' dust Cloaks, and we guarantee that there is nothing like them for the prioe. Call and see Fanoy Gjods m Perfumas, Combs, Brußhas, Soaps, etc. , etc— H, V. Bbowne. FOUND.— A liver coloured Sheep Dog. Owner to pay cost of advertisement. Apply this Office. TO LET. -A 7 -roomed House, Stable, and four Acres of Land at Springlands. Apply to Mr Jno. Hotohbsom, or Jib. Babtlxtt. JBABTLETT, • Painter and Paperhanger, Blenheim. FOR SALE, OR TO LET. SECTION 32, Omaka, containing 151 acres more or less, situated m the New Renwiok Road, adj fining the late Mr Joseph Wabo's property. For particulars apply to JAMES E. HODSON. FOR SALE, STEAM Launob, Tainui, now at Spring Creek. For prioe and particulars apply to GREEN & NOSWORTHT. FOR SALE OR TO LBT. mHE WAIKAK AHO HOTEL, as a going _L concern. Particulars may be obtained from W. E. OLOUSTON A CO., High Street. "Familiar m their moutln as household toords". — Shakespeare (Henry V.) NORWICH UNION Jj ire Insurance Oooiety, or Norwich add London. THIS world-wide institution is now approaching its CENTENARY, with unimpaired vitality and advanoing energy. Its business exceeding— £320,000,000 ! ! Unquestioned security. Lowest Premiums. Immediate Policies. Favorable Conditions. Liberal Settlement?. Direot Communication?. Prompt Payments. The past year has been unprecedented for losses m fire business m Europe and everywhere; many of the smaller companies have been absorbed m larger companies, whilst others have been forced into liquidation. The old "NORWICH UNION" hap, nevertheless, paid its usual DIVIDENDS, has contributed ita oU3tomary year's gift of £1000 to its Superannuation Fund, and has again increased its Pit 2MIUM INCOME by the trieoniuin average of £60,000 per annum. Agents for Blenheim and Wairau— LITCHFIELD & SON, Blefheim. CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE. Limited (Established 38 years), m wbioh all contributors of business Participate m the Profits Annually, the last year's bonus being 25 per cent returned m oash. WAIRAU HO3PITAL. SUCH Patients who are owing money to this Institution are requested to pay the same at onoe to the undersigned. By order of the Board. JAB. HODSON, Secretary*