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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXV, Issue 88, 19 April 1901, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN. CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES. Ea.steh Goods at Ea.steh Prices. LADIES', Gents', and Children's Canvas Shoes, all prices. Boys' and Girls' Boots, 4/6 to 7/6. See our Men's Shooters, at 9/11. See our Men's Pegged do., at 12/6 (every peg driven by hand). See our Watertights, from 11/6 (hand pegged). See our Bluchers, 4/11 and 5/11 (all hand made. Ladies' Goods in great variety from FEATHEIUVEIGHT down to DAIJRY Booirf at all prices. AT THE CASH BOOT MABT. F. COPP, j. MORRIS, Manager. Proprietor. NOTICE. ~ F. P. J. WARD'S CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY, 24tii APRIL, AT 1 p.m.sharp, BY kind permission of the Public Works Department, intending purchaser* will have the privilege ol travelling to Biirtogill by the Ballast Trait), which leaves Blenheim at 6.5 C a.m., returning at 5 p.m. CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY, 24th APRIL, at 1 p.m. ITIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & -L MERCANTILE AGENCY .CO., Ltd., having been favored with in struetions from Mr F. P. J. Ward, of Burtegill, Awatere, will offer by Public auction at his residence on the above date the whole of his valuable and wel-culled flock, thoroughbred Horses, Furniture* and usual Station Plant, consisting of:' SHEEP (Half-bred, and inbred hall-bred, Lincoln-Merino.) 217 Ewes, 2-tooth 153 Ewes, 4-tooth 82 Ewes, 6-tooth 142 Ewes, 8-tooth 11 Ewes, over 8-tooth 292 Ewe Lambs 50 Wethers* 7 Ranis 160 Merino Ewes, ajre.l, Ilawkcsbury bred" ~ HORSES,; Thoroughbred 7\s;ne, Oi.e Kve (Leos—Elfin Q »cen\ ::; !V;<! to . Stoneylvursi. 1 Colt,- ri*;j}£ 2-y^ ; -i--oia (Merry Eii^laucl —One Eye) - ■ 1- Filly, .mii-c ;2-vy»-f.'>:l .;>.;. Hrate) > . — | 1 Gelding (broken to double and single harness, and saddle) SUNDRIES. Weighing Machine, Cart Harness, Grindstone, Wiro, Wheelbarrow, Carpenter's Tools, Dray, &c. &c* FURNITURE. 3 Iron (Bedsteads, Mattresses, Wash Stands, Couch, Tables, Drawers, Fenders, Dresser, new Linoleum, &c, &c. -. 30 Fowls. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. J. REfD, f. B. GREEN, Manager. Auctioneer. STOCK_SALES. /^i EIFFITHS & SON will sell as \J[ under:— HENWICKTOWN : WEDNESDAY, 24th April. , 30 Crossbred Ewes 200 Crossbred Lambs (forward) 155 Crossbred Wethers 150 Merino Ewes (good condition) 30 Pigs . 15 Mixed Cattle Farm Implements and Sundries. Fur t ber En t rieh L\ vite». L. GRIFFITHS, - Auctioned*. MISS J. ¥. MILLINaTON, MILLINER & LADIES' OUTFITTEE TTAS now a complete stock of :■— LADIES & CHILDREN'S WEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACES CALICOS, FLANNELETTES IRESS MATER'ALS, &c. LATEST STYLES )N MJLL'NERY. Premises : —Next E. Parker's Cycle Depot. PIAKOS —AND — ORGANS. rriHE DRESDEN PIANO COY. ha< _L the largest stock of Musical Instruments in New Zealand. PIANOS and ORGANS by practically every leading maker in the world. Time payments : Pianos from 20/- monthly; Organs from 10/- monthly. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, WELLINGTON. M. J. BROOKES, Agent: Manager. E. H. PENNY, Blenheim. OLD MAKLBOROUGH 'or THE STORY OF THE PROVINCE: By T. Lindsay Buick. 500 I'iiges Letterpress; • ' 12 first-class Illustrations. A Splendid Review of the of the Province. DELIVERY OF THE WORK IS NOW BEING GIVEN. Cash on Delivery. PRICE » TWELVE SHILLINGS,