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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 169, 18 July 1903, Page 3

WAIRAU TROTTING CLUB. ALL Accounts due by the above will be paid on application to the Secretary before 9 o'clock THIS EVENING at the Masonic Hotel. J.BARRY. FOR SALE. A THOROUGHBRED HORSE; quiet; go in harness ; and fit for lady to drive. L. MILLS, Grovetown. FOOTBALL. T)E PRESENT ATIVE MATCH. MARLBOROUGH v. SOUTH CANTERBURY. ■Moan * JULY 22. On Dr. Innes's Ground. Admission ... 1/-. IMPORTANT. FREEZING INDUSTRY. \ SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING ■£jL of the members of the Marlborough Sheepowners' Union of Employers will be held at the Club Hotel at 2 p.m. on TUESDAY, 28bh July, to discuss the present state of the Freezing Industry in Marlborough. As the above matter is of universal interest to Marlborongh Sheepowners, all persons interested in the Freezing Industry—whether members of the Union or not—are earnestly invited to attend. H. D. VAVASOUR. President. NOTICE. THE date of laying Bird Poison in the Picton Road District is fixed for WEDNESDAY, 22nd July, 1903; and Poison will be laid on that date in accordance wlfcb. " The Bird Nuisance Act, 1902." • Poisoned Grain can be obtained by farmers at Mr H. B. Botham's, Tua Marina, and at Mr Henry Hart's, Koromiko, on TUESDAY, 21st July. ~ PICTON FURNITURE SALE. THURSDAY NEXT. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS GREEN & CO. will sell at the residence of Miss Giblin— The whole of her FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Particulars in future issue. W. E. GREEN, Auctioneer. VOLUNTEER ANNUAL BALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST sth, . 1903. VIOTORrA HALL. Double Tickets, 7/6; Single, 5/-. Extra Lady, 2/6. R. L. BREWSTER, Co!or-Ser o *t,, Sec. STATIONERS* HALL. NEW BOOKS, Magazines,' and Newspapers continuously. Large stock of Account Books and Office Stationery, School Books and Requisites. Pianos by English makers. American Organs. Violins, Accordeons, Music Albums and Tutors. c. h, "Fenny, special notice. X ADIES will please note that Ju Linen Hand-Embroidered Sets—viz., Bed Spreads, Sham Sheets, and Pillow Slips, all embroidered to match—which were ordered by them in February from Belfast have arrived, and are now ready for delivery. There are also a few extra Sets to hand. Intending purchasers should call early, as the quantity is limited. FRANK MULLEN, THE CASH DRAPER. WANTED CUT. mO CORDS FIREWOOD. Apply to WILLIAM ADAMS, Langley Dale. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. FIRST CLASS Freehold Hotel. Good business. Owner selling on account of ill-health. Price, £1800. Farther particulars apply GREEN & CO., Auctioneers. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MISS O'DONOGHUE, Ladies' Tailoress & Costumier, has removed to premises in High Street, next Victoria Hall, lately occupied by Miss Garnham,