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Advertisements relating okly to sitaft" feions Vacant and Wanted and artioles Lost or Found are inserted in this column at the rate of 16 words for One Shilling, and One Penny per woro for every word above that number. WANTED.— Station Cook. Apply to the Manager, Weld* Hill, Awatere. WANTED.— Private Board an* Residence by single gentleman. Address " T.IL," Blenheim Post Office. WANTED— Contract Flaxcuttere. Six shillings per ton. William Adams, Langley Dale. WANTED.— A Ploughman. Ap- ■ ply W. 11. Craf*r,TheWreki«. TTTANTED — Good Oaten Sheaf V V Chaff, Highest market price given for prime at Cuing's Wholesale and Retail Produce Store, Grove Road. LOST.— In town on Tuesday: Child's White Hat. Finder please r*« turn to office of this paper. 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, Couphs 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. ANTED 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 ap* pointed 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 falling hair and prevents premature greyneßS by keeping the skin in a perfectly healthy condition. The price being only \j- per bottle brings it within the reach of everyone. Try it. H. V. BROWNE. T^RESSMAKING. — Now in full XJ swing at " THE NEW SHOP.'* Fntire satisfaction assured. Special attention is given to this Department, and charges very moderate.—H. V, BROWNE. T~ OVELY Goods in the Newesfc JLj Shapes in Ladies' and Girla* Tweed and Cloth Jackets ; beiag 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. MILLINERY. — Special attentic » is directed to our Show for this year, which will be found " unapt proachable " for choiceness and becom* ing Millinery.—H. V. BROWNE. r^a.DJKS' Showerproof and Cpa^~ I veneTSfeM^aks^JSilJj, tfTttHfatalaci Mantles, White and Colored Bearskin for Children's Coats, at the NEW SHOP.—H. V. BROWN)'. DRESS 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 aterials in Plain and ■■ ■ - Embassed Velvets, Scroll and Fancy, all-wool. Flannels and Molle* tons, fig. Flannelette Blousing. Immense variety.—H. V. BROWNE. ~|~ ADIES' Underclothing in natural I 1 Wool and Knitted Combs, Vests, attd Bloomers ; also a splendid range in Children's, Bonnets, Tarns, and Shawls.—H. V. BROWNE. L ANKETS—" THE NEW SHOP" is noted for sterling value in Colonial and English Blankets, Rags, Wraps, Eiderdown Quilts, Flannels aad Wools.—H. V. BROWNE. T INOLEUMS and Floorcloths from JLj 18iu. up to 6ft wide, in beautiful Designs and Colors. Being imported direct the quality is guaranteed.—H. V.BROWNE. ~H» jTbrowne. ~~ FRANK MULLEN, * THE CASH DRAPER, BEGS to announce the ARRP7Arj of his First Shipment of Imported GOODS . FOR . . AUTUMN AND . . WINTER. and is opening up same, which comprises FRESH -TRIM MED MILLINERY, STRAW HATS 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 lea ring Dale will be CONTINUED for a short time longer. RAMS FOR SALE. rjpWO and four-tooth Shropshires, all -*- imported blood, from best flocks in tfngFaiift.---Also Half bred Rams (Lincoln-Merino cross), bred by Mr C. Goulter. H. D. VAVASOUR, Ugbrooke. TO LET. pOMMODIOUSBriok Shop in Mar- ,^». Street South« late'y occupied by Mr W. J. Sandford. Apply to SMALE & HAY,

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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 87, 15 April 1903, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 87, 15 April 1903, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 87, 15 April 1903, Page 3

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