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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 86, 14 April 1903, Page 3

Advertisements relating only to situations Vacant and Wanted and article^ Lost or Found are inserted in this column at the rate of 16 words for One Shilling, and One Penny per word for every word above that number. WANTED.— Private Board and Residence by single gentleman. Address " T.H.," Blenheim ?ost Office. WANTED— Contract Flaxeutters. Six shillings per ton. William Adams, Langley Dale. WANTED.— Situation as housemaid or help ; private; town. Address at Express Office. WANTED.— Youn,T girl to assist in housework ; sleep at home* Apply Mrs W. Kirby, High Street. WANTED.— A Ploughman. Apply W. 11. Crafar, The Wrekin. WANTED —Good Oaten Sheaf Chaff. Highest market price given for prim© at Ching's Wholesale and Retail Produce Store, Grove Road. LOST.— On Good Friday: Gold Pin with two pendants. Finder rewarded by leaving same at Express Office. T OST —Black Collie Slut; mark JLJ under chin. Reward. — Mrs Richardson, Meadowbank. FOR SALE.—English Leicester, Romney, Lincoln, Shropshire, and Merino Rams. R. Bell, Riverlands. LOST— A distressing Cough after taking a few doses of Shaw's Lung Tonic ; in bottles, 2/6. —Medical Hall. FOUND— The remedy to cure Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds: Shaw's Lung Tonic ; in bottles, 2/6. —Medical Hall. - STRAYED.- All Chest and Lung Troubles disappear after a few doses of Shaw's Lung Tonic ; in bottles, 2/6.—Medical Hall. WANTED KNOWN—The only preparation for the cure of Chest and Lung complaints is Shaw's Lung Tonic ; 2/6 per bottle.—Medical Hall. JA. MORELAND, Carpenter and • Joiner, Hiph Street, next Seymour Square, Blenheim, AM. HENDY, Hairdresser and • Toilet Specialist, Dunedin, begs to announce to the residents of Marlborough District that he has appointed Mr J. D. Iremonger, Exchange Mart, Blenheim, Sole Agent for his celebrated Egg Julep for the Hair. Ladies or Gentlemen who are troubled with excessive dandruff should at once give it a trial. It is delightfully cool and refreshing to use, and gives to the hair a beautiful gloss, arrests falliag hair and prevents premature greyness by keeping the skin in a perfectly healthy condition. The price being only 1/- per bottle brings it within the reach of everyone. Try it. H. V. BROWNE. ■pwRESSMAKING. — Now in full JLJ swing at " THE NEW SHOP." 2-ntire satisfaction assured. Special attention is given to this Department, and charges very moderate.—H. V# BROWNE. T OVELY Goods in the Newest JLJ Shapes in Ladies' and Girls' Tweed and Cloth Jackets; being Tailor-made, are most stylish and becoming. See them.—H. V. BROWNE. MAGNIFICENT display in Fur Boas and Tippets, with Muffs to match in " Sable," " Marmot," "Opossum," and "Hare." These goods are all the rage this season.- -H. V. BROWNE. T\ /TILLINERY. — Special attentk * jyJL i 9 directed to our Show for thin year, which will be found '* unap» proachable" for choiceness and becom* ing Millinery.—H. V. BROWNE. ~|" ADIES' Shower proof and CraJLJ venette Clonks, Silk, and' Matalaci Mantles, White and Colored Bearskin for Children's Coats, at the NEW SHOP.—H. V. BROWNK. DRE*S Goods direct from Home in the fashionable Zebeline Cloths, also Plain and Fancy Coatings, Box Cloths, Cashmeres, Serges, and Trimings to match.—H. V BROWNE. BLOUSE Materials in Plain and Erabassed Velvets, Scroll and Fancy, all-wool Flannels and Molletons, fig- Flannelette Blousing. Immense variety.—H. V. BROWNE. TT ADIES' Underclothing in natural JLJ Wool and Knitted Combs, Vests, and Bloomers ; also a splendid range in Children's, Bonnets, Tarns, and Shawls —H. V. BROWNE. BLANKETS—" THE N h W SHOP" is noted for sterling value in Colonial and English Blankets, Rog:s, Wraps, Eidordown Quilts, Flannels and Wools.—H. V. BROWNE. LINOLEUMS and Floorcloths from 18in. up to 6ft wide, in beautifnl Designs and Colors. Being imported direct the quality ia guaranteed.—H. V.BROWNE. hTvTbeowne. frank mullen, THE CASH DRAPER, BEGS to announce the ARRIVAL of his First Shipment of Im« ported GOODS . FOR . . AUTUMN AND . , WINTER. and is opening up same, which comprises FRESH-TRIM MED MILLINERY, STRAW FIATS in all the latest shapes, WALKING SKIRTS, JACKETS, MANTLES, AND UNDERSKIRTS. As there are a few lines of SUMMER GOODS to be yet disposed of, the CASH CLEARING O A L L EARING OALE will bo CONTINUED for a short time longer. RAMS FOeTsaLe! m WO and four-tooth Shropshires, all J- imported blood, from best flocks In England. Also Halfbred Rams (LiDcoln-Merino cross), bred by Mr C. Goulter. H. D. VAVASOUR, Ugbrooke,