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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 179, 31 July 1903, Page 3

" Auckland, July 25,1903. "Mr W. Bell. Blenheim. " Dear Sir,—Your tender for the stuck of J. Fitzgerald & Co., Auok land, at 63 3d in the £ has been accepted. "Yours, &c, . "Thomas Pefcrie." A NOTHER BANKRUPT STOCK SALE OP DRAPERY, CLOTHING MILLINERY, and HOrSBUOLD. GOODS. W. Bell having bought the stock of J. Fitzgerald & Co., Auckland, amounting to £2300 at 6s 3d in the £, the stock has arrived, and for the purpose of reducing and remarking the premises will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday, July 29 and 30, and RE-OPEN ON FRIDAY NEXT, July 31st, when a Real Live CLEAR ING-OUT SALE will commence. W. B E L L, OPPOSITE MoKENZIE'S STABLES, Alfred Street, Blenheim. PRELIMINARY NOTJOE. Re the Forthcoming GREAT T> EDUCTION SALE at the D. I. C Wellington. mm he annual stock--1-' TAKING SALE will commence in all departments of the D.1.G., Wellinaton, on THURSDAY, the 30th JULY. AH orders received prior to opening date of the SALE will be retained till the opening day, when they will be MADE UP IN THE SAME ROTATION AS THEY ARE RECEIVED AT WELLINGTON. The early orders thereby secure preference in the selection of BARGAINS. All orders to be made up at Sale Prices must be accompanied by remittance for the amount to be expended in Sale Goods. The entire stock is being enormously reduced, and tke forthcoming Sale at the D.I.C. will afford the greatest bargains in high-grade goods ever t ffcrfil in New Z.alund • A. A. CORRTGAN, Manager. B. HALLENSTRIN, Chairman.

DO YOU WEAR GLASSES 9__: . . If so, are you quite sure that they fully correct your eyesight ? If not, havo you ever had a thorough examination made to determine whether or not you should wear glasses, 01 whether treatment is necessary ? These questions it is my business to answer and for tnis my knowledge and facilities are unique. If glasses are needed, no matter how complicated, I am prepared to prescribe and supplj them. Wrong glasses, or no glasses, if in re fraction or muscle your eyes are defective mean " eye-strain," and this, incessant while the eye acts, means grave harm sooner or later Eye-strain is not a disease, but the result ol a mere mechanical defect, and calls for sucl prescribing and fitting of glas6os as is speciallj the work of the qualified Optician. Headache and Neuralgia, again and again, arise from eyestrain, and may havo immediato reliei through use of suitable glasses. I never recommend glasses unless there i« evident need and dear promise of good results —your eyesight is too precious to imperil. 1 test your eyes free of charge, and my advice may save you a lifetime of eye trouble. I cor rect any and all defects that glasses will remedy, guarantee an accurate adjustment and with it you got satisfaction — complete satisfaction—rest for the tired eyes, comfort tc the brain. FRANK SHAW, PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, Medical Hall, Blenheim, PIANO TALK. A GOOD PIANO is a first-class in vestment, as well as a means ol culture and pleasure. T^ere is nc article manufactured that will give as large a return for the money invested, Oranting this to be true, the Piano tc be soupnt after by those who wish tc buy must not only have a good tone, but be well and faithfully made, and be sold at a fair price. It must be built to stard years of use. The Pianos now offered by THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY fulfil all these conditions, DRESDEN PIANO CO. LAMBToN QUAY, Wellington. M. J. BROOKES ... Manager. Agent: H. J. FkAseb, Blenheim. PAINTING & PAPERHANGING, fTIHE undersigned begs to intimate JL that he has re commenced business, as Painter and Paperhanger. Work of all descriptions undertaken. G. JAMES, Address : Main Street, Blenheim.

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. FIRST CLASS Freehold Hotel Good business. Owner selling on account of ill-health. Price, £1800. Farther particulars apply GREEN & CO., Auctioneers. Blank Receipt Books on hand and for sale Expjuhw Office.