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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXI, Issue 107, 11 May 1896, Page 4

?amUiar m their mouths as household words.— Shakespeare (Henry VI.). NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY INCOME, £900,000. LOSSES PAID, £11,000,000. SINCE the year 1871 (25 years, daring which the Society's igenciea have been established m Kelson Department) the business has )een nearly QUADBUPiiED(from Ninetyive MuT.ons insured), and now •eaohes more than £330,000,000. The NORWICH UNION is about entering oa its centenary year, with vitality unimpaired and energy re~ ae^ed ; still advancing with rapid strides. All the woeld ovjir unquestioned for STABILITY, PROMPTNESS, and LIBERALITY. Immediate Policies, with conditions most liberal, issued direct from W. M. STAN TON, Insurance Chambers, Trafalgar St., Nelson, Agent and Attorney for Nelaon, Marlborougb, And Weslland. LITOHFIELD & SON, BLENHEIM, AGENTS FOR "WAIRAU. BLENHEIM TAILOEIM DEPOT. CHARLES BALL, PROPRIETOR. AT this old-established business may be seen a selection of new Tweed and other Suitings (suitable for summer wear) that ia second TO NONE IN THE PROVINCE. ALL CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE Fit and Finish Unapproachable. The Proprietor will spare no effort to maintain his old reputation for Cheapness combined with Excellency, and customers may rely upon their orders being executed m a way that must give unbounded satisfaction. Call and inspect the New Samples. MARKET PLACE, BLENHEIM. TEMPLE OF FASHION, MARKET ST. NORTH. LADIES' CYCLING . COSTUMES A SPECIALTY.. npHE daily-increasing numbers ol I Ladieß who now patronise the sport of CYCLING has natueally created an interest m the Moat Suitable Costume for the purpose. The skirt known as the " Divided" comet as a " boon and a blessing." "When the wearer is walking this style ol skirt presents an appearance differing but slightly from that of ihe ordinary Walking-gown ; while as used foi riding it m no way restbiots freedom of movement (each leg being distinct) ; and at the same time t gracefully shrouds the figure. LADIES' TWEED COSTUMES, ULSTERS, JACKETS, —AND — RIDING HABITS MADE ON THE PREMISES at the Shortest Notice. Note the Address : W. CURTIS, FASHIONABLE TAILOR ANI HABITMAKER, MARKET STREET, BLENHEIM. ROYAL HOTEL, BLENHEIM. rTIHE undersigned begs to inti J_ mate to the inhabitants o Blenheim and the surrounding dis Iriofcs, and the travelling publit generally that he has taken over thi above well known Hotel ; and hopes by strict attention to his customers requirements, to merit a fair ehar< of tho publio patronage. GOOD STABLING. GOOD BEDS. GOOD MEALS. J. A. FULLER, (Late of W. E. Clouston and Co. PROPRIETOR. "SWIFT" CYCLES are SAFER, EASIER, & PLEAS ASTER TO RIDE than any other machine m the colony mHEY hold all tho World's Roai JL Records, which proves the immense Btrain they will bear. PRICE : fkom £20 ; complete, with Brakes, Mud Guards, Foot Beets, and all accessories. Carriage paid. WALLER, MYHBE & Co, Christohuboh, Agents for Blenheim : MABLBOEOUGH FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. : C. LUCAS XN thanking his numerous Customers and the Publio generally for the generous support accorded him m the past, begs to announce that he is still carrying on Boot and Shoe Making and Reprising. C. LUCAS Grove Eoad« NOTICE, rgpHE undersigned is a Cash Pur]JL. chaser of Wool, Hides, SheepEkins, Tallow, &o. Highest Prices given. J. BAYNES, Southside, Btenhein?}