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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 42, 20 February 1903, Page 4

FENCING POSTS WIRE, & .... STANDARDS. . . TTTE have on hand Three Thousand Heart Black-Birch Posts, 100 Strainers, also Wire and Standards. G. BARY ft* SON. PHOTOGRAPHY. MACEY'S STUDIO. T7INLARGED PHOTOGR AP H 3, -Ci from 5/- Each. PHOTOGRAPHS Copied and Enlarged* PHOTOGRAPHS From 5/- Per Dozen. MACEY'S STUDIO, MARKET PLACE. JONES & ASHDOWN TAILORS, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, [Established 1876.] T>ED ROCK prices for CASH only. _D (Deposit on receipt of order, balance on delivery of suit.) Every Garment is made to mauve at our City address. BLUE VICUNA OR TWEED SUITS MADE TO ICEABtrai £2 15s, Tailored by Expert Hands. Fit and Style Perfect. TROUSERINGS. PER 15s PAIR THE LATEST LONDON FASHION IN STRIPED CASHMERE SUITINGS AT ENGLISH PRICES. SUITS-£3"lO O-SUITS FOR CASH ONLY. FOR CASH ONLY MARLBOROUGH GUNJOLUB, Offiotbs fob 1903. President, J. H. Redwood; VicePresident, G. T. Cheesman; Committee, F. Redwood, S. Harding, W. Middleton, E. H. Ecoles, J. Graham, J. Greig, E. Cheesman; Seoretary and Treasurer, R. W. H. D. Dnnn. ANNUAL HANDICAP PIGEON MATCH, Open to all comers who are members of Clubs affiliated with the N.Z. Gun Olnb Association. TO be held on Messrs REDWOOD BROS.' GROUNDS, SPRING GREEK, on TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1903 (preceding the Marlborough Races, to be held March 25 and 26), AT 9.30 A.M. Traps will leave the Square at 8.30 a.m. on the date of the match. HANDICAP OF 100 BOYS. First prize, £65; second prize, £20; third prise, £10; fourth price, £5. Nine birds. Second miss out. Shootists allowed one star on each nomination, on first bird only, on payment of £2. Trophy, presented by Mr WV L. Clifford, will be giren to the winner of the match. Prizes paid less 10 per cent. Two nominations allowed. Nomination, £1 ss. Performances for the last two years to be lodged with the Secretary (Box 61) not later than Saturday, February 28, at 9 p.m. Handicaps published March 3rd. Acceptance, £1 ss, closes March. 23. If time allow, other matches will be arranged on the ground by Committee. CONDITIONS. All matches to be shot under N.Z, Gun Club Association Rules. No competitor to be allowed to shoot unless his nomination, acceptance, and birds have been paid. Two misses out. Trappers and pullers paid by the Club. R.W.H. D.DUNN, Secretary. Blenheim, January 31,1903. NEW FRUITS. f^URRANTS, Raisins, Sultanas, VJ Muscatels, Figs, Dates, Seeded Raisins, Almonds, &c. TINNED PINE APPLES. ALSO— Icing Sugar. Cocoauut. Lime Juice and Cordials (assorted). ALSOTEAS, in fancy one pound tins. D. R. NEVISON, GROCER, ALFRED STREET. JUST T£ HAND. 140 CASES, ex Corinthfc. SCRIM, PAPER, OIL (boiled and raw), WHITE LEAD, VARNISH, DRY COLORS. Photographic Sundries, Cameras, P.O.P, 1/3 per packet. SCRIM, 3£d (good). 3000 ft. PICTURE MOULDINGS to choose from. (More to follow, ex Rimt&taka) MOUNTING BOARDS. BRUSHWARE. SASH TOOLS from Id each. Call and Ask for Quotations. FRAN K~"p A I N E, Next Levin's. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS possesses medicinal properties.