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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXII, Issue 87, 14 April 1897, Page 3

"HUMBEfi," "SWIFT," "singer; "triumph," aid "ATALANTA" CYCLES. GOOD AGENTS WANTBD-WHBRE NOT REPRESENTED. f^i OOD Discounts, backed up by Advertising, Liberal Treatment, Fixed Selling Prices, and the Best Machines -ARE WHAT WE OFFER. WRITE TO HEAD OFFICE— AUSTEAL CYCLE AGENCY, LIMITED, 285, COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE. DEPOTS AT-CHRISTCHURCH AND DUNEDIN

CONTINUATION — op— FRANK MULLEN'S PRICE list of GOODS recently purchased m Wellington. 150 Dress pieces, all suitable for the coming Eeason, 7yds m each .piece, 5s 9d, 69 6d, 7a 6d, and 1(X» 61 per piece ; honestly worth double the money. To be had oniy from FftANK MULLEN, The Cash Dbapjer. 150 Boy'a Suits, from 3j 6d the suit to 6s 6d. These suits are Tweed, made well, and nicely trimmed and oannot be procured at these low prices except from FRANK MULLEN, The Cash Drape?. 150 Afternoon Tray Cloths, 2 for 2s 61, pure Irieh Lrnen ; also 4 pieces nnb'eacbed Table Damaek, Did, 1b 2 1, Is Ba, la 6;1 the yprd, tha like never seen, before ; 20 dozen Ladies 1 "White Hemstitched Pocket Handkerchiefs, 8a lid the box of one dozen ; 15 dozen Ladies' under Vests, m Cotton, Merino, and Wool, all to he cleared at 10^d eacb at ihe Drapery Sale of FRANK MULLEN, Th£! Qas*h Draper. 20 pieces of Crefcon, lovely colors and patterns, from BJd, 4£ 3, and 6i the yard, now is the time for furni-h ing ; 15 pieces Art Muslin, 2Jd, Bd, and 41 the yard ; 4 piece? left of Double WidLh Tapeetry Cretons, both sides alike, Is 3d the. yard, usual price 2s 8i ; White Calico, 2s lid the dczen yaida, unbleached 2j 61 doz; Flannelette Em« broideries 2£i and 3d the yard, all colors ; 10 pieoee Fink Flannelette, very wide, 4£-i and 6Jd the yard, original price 7£d and 93. So roll up to FRANK MULLEN, The Ca^h Draper, for the above bargains, 200 Pairs ol our popular Ladies' Kid Gloves, la lid, 2s 6d, and 8a 3d the pair. THE BOSS SALE OF CHEAP DRAPERY IK BLENHEIM, IS NOW IN FULL SWING AT FRANK MULLEN'S THE CASK DRAPEB, TEMPLE OF FASHION STILL LEADING THS WAY IN ■ tbavellinU costumes, DRESSES " CYCLING COSTUMES, MANTLES, ULSTERS, AND JACKETS. IT IS at once apparent to the most oasual (bserver that Ladies' Capes and Clcaks are on the eve of a great change with regard to the various styles to be worn during the en&uing Eeason. Th( y are now made closer fitting, and Blowly but surely are assuming somewhat the. thape and style of the old-fashioned Dolmans and Cloaks m vogue years ago. ALL the latest Illustrations of British Fashion arriving every month. NO FIT, NO PAY. W. CUIiTI 8, ENGLTSH AND PARISIAN COSTUMER, MARKET STREET, BLENHEIM. WAIRAU FREEZING COMPANY, LD. IMPORTANT NOTICE mHE 8.8. MAMARI will be m Picton about the 17th of April next to tranship Frozen Carcasep. Intending shippers are re qu be ted to at once book applications f .-r space by her with the Secretary at Company's office. T. BORTON, Secretary. E. H. PENNY. NEW BOOK LIST. tt \ SPLENDID SIN," by Grant Allen; XX " Story of Andrew Fairfax," by Joseph Hocking ; " A Bitter Debt," by Annie Swan; "Armenoßa of Fgypt," by Dean Butcher; " The Penny-come Quick?," by Baring Gould; "Red Scaur," by P. Anderson Graham ; « Sentimental Tommy," by J. M. Barrie ; « Murder of Dellcia," by Marie' Correlli; and full stocks o! Nal Gould'p, Mrs Henry Woods 1 , and othei popular authors' books. Fashion Journals by each steamer, aleo English Papers anc Magazines. New Music m sheets and bookf constantly arriving, and obtained to order STATIONERS' HALL.