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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXII, Issue 86, 13 April 1897, Page 3

"HUMBER," "SWIFT," "SINGER," "TBIDMPH," A , D "ATALANTA" CYCLES. 1 1 GOOD AGENTS WANTED-WHERE NOT REPRESENTED. /""I OOD Discounts, backed up by Advertising, Liberal Treatment, Fixei Selling Prices, and the Best Machines -AEE WHAT WE OFFER. WRITE TO HEAD OFFICE— AUSTRAL CYCLE AGENCY, LIMITED, 285, COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE. DEPOTS AT-CHRISTOHURCH AND DUNEDIN

NEW ZEALAND Loan and JMeroantile AGENCY OO'Y L i>. OAASS SEEDS. GRASS SEEDS AND ALL STATION REQUISITESGRASS SEEDS of all descrip'.iona and of VERY BEBT QUALITIES kept m Btook. Samples .on Application. Fencing material, station Bloree, eto., supplied at Lowfst Cttbrbnt Bites. Also SHEEP DIPS and DRENCHES of various descriptions always on band. FROZEN MEAT. Mb Cohninqham Smith, late of Dunedio, having undertaken the oharge of this department m London, oonßignments will have the benefit of bis special knowledge and experience. MARSHALL SONS & COMPANY L'D. The Company is sole Agent for Marl borough for MARSHALL'S STEAM ENGINES end MACHINERY. PRICES Ao. on Application. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY Co., Ltd. GKAIN. GRAIN. GRAIN TIBSRAL CASH ADVANCES J made against produce placed m its hands for gale. Fjbee Stobage for Ibrae months on Grain feat m for sale. CASH PURCHASERS OF WHEAT, OATS, BAKLEY, i PEAS, h. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. — ABE — pA SH ■pUYBBfI — OF — WHEAT (FOR FOWL FEED). DIKEOT IMPORTATIOHB, . ex B.S. Tekoa. IT affords us much pleasure to inlorm oar customers and the public generally that we have just imported, bisect from rvgl&nd, FIVE LARGE OASES OF GOODS, consisting of Fancy Goods, Clocks, Watches, Tin Trunks, Stationery, Scissors, Knives, Cigarette Cases, Wallets, School Bags, &0,, &o. These goods we bought m the best English market, and as we have saved all middlemen's profits we are m a position to sell them at bidioulOUgLY LOW PRICES for OAEH ONLY. We have also imported during the past week 25 CASES OF DRAPERY, BOOTS, AND GENERAL STOCK. We have the best assortment m the province of WINTER DRESS STUFFS, FLANNEL?, FLANNELETTES, EUG3, BLANKETS, HOSIERY, BOOTS, SHOES, <&0., and invite the public to inspeot the same. G. BARY k SON, POST OFFICE STORE, RENWICK. THE BOH ALL X WOOL WORKS. HIGHEST Oaßh Price given for Hides, Wool, and Sheepskins. Wool received for scouring m large or Bmall quantities at moderate charges, S. TAP P,

CONTINUATION — OF — FRANK MULLEN'S PttlCE list of GOODS recently purchased m Wellington. 150 Dress pieces, all suitable for the coming Beason, 7yds m each piece, 5s 9d, 69 6d, 7s 6d, and 10* 63 per piece ; honestly worth double the money. To be had only from FRANK MULLEN, The Cash Dbapbb. 160 Boy's Suits, from 8s 6d the suit to 63 6d. These suits are Tweed, made well; and nicely trimmed and cannot be procured attheße low prioes except from FBANK . MULLEN, The Cash Dbapeb. 150 Afternoon Tray Oloths, 2 for 2s 63, pure Irish Linen ; also 4 pieces unbleached Table Damask, 9£d, 1b 21, Is Bd, Is 6d the y*rd, the like never seen before ; 20 dozen Ladies' White Hemstitched Pooket Handkerchiefs, 83 lid the box of one dozen ; 15 dogen Ladies' under Vests, m Cotton, Merino, and Wool, all to be cleared at 10^d eacb at the Drapery Sale of FRANK MULLEN, The Cash Deafer. 20 pieces of Creton, lovely colors and patterns, from Bgd, 4£d, and 6d the yard, now is the time for furnish ing ; 15 pieces Art Muslin, 2Jd, Bd, and 4d tho yard ; 4 piece? left of Double Width Tapestry Cretons, both sides alike, Is 8d the yard, usual price 2s Si ; White Oalico, 2s lid the dczen yards, unbleached 2 4 6d doz; Flannelette Embroideries 2£3 and 3d the yard, all colors ; 10 pieces Pink Flannelette, very wide, 4£d and 6Jd the yard, origical price 7^d and 9d. So roll up to FRANK MULLEN, The Cabh Draper, for the above bargains, 200 Pairs oi our popular Ladies' Kid Gluves, Is lid, 2a 6d, and 83 8d the pair. THE BOSS 3ALS OF CHEAP DRAPERY IN BLENHEIM, IS NOW IN FULL SWING AT FRANK MULLEN'S THE CASH DRAPER, TEMPLE OF FASHION STILL LIAEING THB WAY IN TRAVELLING COSTUMES, DRESSES CYCLING COSTUMES, MANTLES, ULSTERS, AJQ JACKETS. IT IS at once apparent to the most casual observer (hat Ladies' Capes and Cloaks are on the eve of a great change with regard to the various styles to be worn during the encoring season. They are now made closer fitting, and Blowly but surely ' are assuming somewhat the shape and style of the old- fashioned Dolmans and Olo&kajn vogue years ago. ALL the latest Illustrations of British Fashion arriving every month. NO FIT, NO PAY. W. CUBTIBJ ENGLISH AND PARISIAN* COSTUMER, ' MAEKET STREET, BLENHEIM. I WAIRAU FREEZING COMPANY, LD. IMPORTANT NOTICE mHE 8.8. MAMARI will be m Pioton about the 17th of April next ■to tranship Frozen Carcase?. Intending shippers are requested to at once book applications i>v space by- her with the Secretary at Company's office. T. HORTON, Secretary. E. H. PENNY. NEW BOOK LIST. < < A SPLENDID SIN," by Grant Allen ; XJL ".Story of Andrew Fairfax," by Joseph Hocking ; " A Bitter Debt," by Annie Swan ; " ArmenoEa of Egypt," by Dean Butoher ; " The Penny-come-Quitke," by Baring Gould ; " Red Soaur," by P. Anderson Graham ; " Sentimental Tommy," by J. M. Barrie ; " Murder of Delioiß," by Marie Correlli; and fall Btocks of Nat Gould'B, Mra Henry Woods', and other popular authors' books. Faßhion Journals byeaoh steamer, «&leo English Papers and Magazines. New Musio m Bheets and books constantly arriving, and obtained to order. STATIONERS' HALL,