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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIII, Issue 93, 21 April 1898, Page 3

TO LET. EESIDENOE m Seymour Street, lately ocoupied by Mb Douglas, eight rooms. Occupation given on 29 bh inst. Apply at onoe to O. J. W. GRIFFITHS, Agent. NATIVE GAME SEASON. NOTICE is hereby given that the season for shooting NATIVE GAME WILL NOT OPEN on the Ist April. The date will probably be the 2nd May, exoepting for Native Pigeons, the season for shooting which will oommenoe on 24th MAY. Any person discovered shooting before the season opens will be liable to a heavy fine. O. J. W. GRIFFITHS, Secretary, Marlborough A oclimatisation Society. IMMENSE ECONOMY IN THE ERECTION & MAINTENANCE — OF — WIRE FENCING. tITe "KILBURN" WIRE STRAINER. CHEAPEST, LIGHTEST, BIMPLEST, AND MOST EFFECTIVE Wire Strainer EVER PRODUCED. OBE APE ST.— Prioe of Btrainers 67- per dozen. By using the •• KILBURN " STRAINER a dear Baying of from £8 10s to £5 per mile m construction of new fencing is effeoted. LIGHTEST.— Weight only Bozs. SIMPLEST.— The Strainer is formed m ode solid piece and has no loose pins, pawls, or fastenings of any description. There ib absolutely nothing to wear out or get out of order. Is is self- catching. MOST EFFECTIVE.— The Strainer OAN BE APPLIED INSTANTANEOUSLY. Five wire rt oan be strained m less than half ihat number of minutes. It is attached to the wire between the posts, and turned like an auger by means of a email key. It is equally adapted to either new or old fences, and when applied to the latter the necessity of un« loosing or cu'tin? aud spliciog the wire is entirely obviated. A greater leagth of wire ran be strained by tho Patent Eilbura Strainer than by any post strainer m the market The Eitburn fc trainers are nos fixed upon straining posts, but are attached to the wire between the ordinary poets; therefore, no matter what may be the length of a fenoe, no straining po§ts are re« quired, except at the extreme end or at gate posts, if openings m the fence be needed. OVER A MILLION IN USE. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. Pbioe : 5/* Per Dozen, O. J, W. "GRIFFITHS, SOLE AGENT FOR MARLBOUOUGH. THE DRAPERY SALE OF THE SEASON IS NOW OPEN \ T THE NEW PREMISES OF FRANK MULLEN, The CASH DRAPER, Next door to MR MUNOASTEB'S, JEWELLER. EVEBHHINONBW AND EVERYTHING CHEAP. 120 Dreßß Pieoeß, of seven yards eaoh, m all tbe leading colors and patterns, from 4b 9d to 13a 6d the dress. This is a grand assortment, as there are no two dresses alike, and it beats all m town. 160 Jaokets and Cape 3 for ladies, maids, and children, from 6a lid to 20s ; tbe ladieB 1 , obildren's, and maids' from 3s 6d each. Tbe like has never been seen before m Blenheim. Seoure one m time. 75 Ladieß' Mackintoshes, from 9s lid eaoh; worth 22b 6d. 25 Girls' Maoks, from 7a 3d eaeb. This line is simply marvellous, and is assorted m Navys, Blaoks, Browne, Heather Tweeds, &o, BLANKETS! BLANK ETB ! (double) white, fawn, and colored, starting at 6s lid. The oold weather will be here soon ; so eeoure a pair. Also, 108 Colonial Rags, from tbe humble Bush Bug, at 3s 6d, np to the Millionaire's, at two guineas. Ladieß' Trimmed Hats, m straws and felts, tegular beauties. The straws start at Is 6d; tbe felta at 3s 63. All this season's goods; no old rubbish to be found at FRANK MULLEN'S, the Cash Draper; all lines new, good, stylish, and oheap. CLOTHING.— Men's Suits, m all-wool heavy Tweed, either Kaiapoi or Well" ington, whiobever you like, 26a 6d the suit; this is a regular staggerer to all comers. Boys' Knioker Pants, m cord and tweed, 3s the pair. Boys' and Youths' Blue Jerseys, any price. Ladies' Kid Gloves, our speoial make; worth 8s 6d the pair, are reduced to 2s 6d, and the 2a 6d ones are now Is lid. To be had only from FRANK MULLEN, the Oaßh Draper. Speoial lot of Ladies' and Girls' Gloves, m Cashmere, Taffeta, and Bilk, 4d the pair. NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. " nfiHE Tragedy of the Korosko," X by A. Oonan Doyle ; " The War of tbe Worlds," by H. G. Wells ; " David Lyall's Love Story," by the author of the " Land o 1 the Leal ;" "High Play," by George Manville Fen; "Honey of Aloes," by Nora Wynne ; '• The Impudent Comedian, and other ptories, by Frankfort Moore ; "Rough Justice," by M. E. Braddon; "Entombed m Flesh," by M. H. Tzrewlcki ; " The Duke and the Damßel," by Richard Marsh ; " The Outlaws of the Air," by George Griffin ; " For Years of Transition," by Bamnel Gordon ; " A Chapter of Aooidents," by Mrs Hugh Fraser; Weldon's " Practical Netting," 61 illustrations. Wanted— Subscribers for English and Colonial Papers. MARKET PLACE BAZAAR. MRS. BUSHELL.