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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 62, 14 March 1906, Page 4

AISTICE AND CO., ABE THE LEADING DRAPERS, T"\RESSMAKERS, AND "[&/fILLINERS. RAPERS, JL/RESSMAKERS, AND IVI ILLTNERS. MARKET PLACE. BLENHEIM. " ' . SUITS MlMm- PI suits. INDIGO DYED * J i JSCT'I.^ #h FOR REAL wool serge, JOSSES Jm!^mk% HARD WEAK« FANCY TWEEDS J|^^Bft| Ia St^» .Cuti and OR STRAP AND '^^^^^R'f °UR C^O"NIAL knY^els PjHHS^ Vhß' #norfolksuits Detachable Chest- ' - |||jj WB^ fe PERFECT 6/-, 11/6,12/6,13/6 15/6. DOMINION BRAND SUITS FOR MEN. IN SPECIALLY SELECTED PATTERNS AND GUARANTEED TO KEEP SHAPE AND FIT. ORDERS BY LETTER ARE CAREFULLY EXECUTED,, AND CARE IS TAKEN TO CARRY OUT THE EXPRESSED WISHES OF CUSTOMERS. L. C. BARTLETT MEN'S AND BOYS' "OUTFITTER, BLENHEIM. * '"""""■ T"! ' ■■-■"■■ "" "ALL BLACKS'" RETURN. S E E - ICLOTHING^ACTORyI WIND O W S FOB SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO YOU

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"WHEN WEARY AND LISTLESS. .... WHEN ths nerves are fati gued, and yon fe< drowsy, toil weary, and playe out, DRINK i CBBSCENT 1 BXEND ... T)3A ..... This incomparable tea, rich i theme, acts as a toaic, and pro dnces an exhilarating effect 61 the body, excitas mental acii vifcy, and imparts vigour ant • vim to the system. It is a happ; blend of Darjeeling and Oeyloi } teas, and possesses a distinc and delightful flavour. FROM ALL STORES AT 2s PER LB. THE SOUTPI BRITISH , FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE Cc » OF NEW ZEALAND. " Authorised to Transact Accident anc I General Insurance Business. Authorised Capital ... £1,900,00< Accumulated Funds ... £470,001 rriHE South British Insurance I Company in now prepared t< accept ACCIDENT risks of EVER! DESCRIPTION, and in particular :- ; EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY FOB t COMPENSATION UNDER THI [ WORKERS' ACTS, MORTGAGEE INDEMNITY, ' PDBLIC RISK. PERSONAL ACCIDENT, EITHEB SINGLE OR IN CONJUNCTION I WITH SICKNESS BENEFITS. The South British Tnsubakos Com pany's"UP TO DATE" Policy, insuring against Accidents and providing benefits in the case of a large unnibei of sicknesses, will be found more liberal than any policy ot its kind hitherto placed before tha pubUc ol E New ZealandI C. W. BEN BOW, Manager, Wellington. R. W. H, D. DUNN, Agent, BACON PIGS. WDIMOCK~& CO., Ltd,, are • buyers of Ten Thousand (10,000) FIRST QUALITY BACON PIGS, Maiden Sows or Barrows. All Pigs to be brought in alive. Most suitable weight, llOlbs to 1501bs. Farmers will do well before selling their Pigs to see W. B. PARKER, Agent, Blenheim. WM. FAIRWEATHERJ ENGINEER IRON & BRASS FOUNDER, INSPECT our First-class Patent Flax Stripper. Walter St., Blenheim.

TO FLAXBOURNE SETTLERS AND OTHERS. i. g3YTBJ3LL 4 CO. supply everysi S3 thing required in the building ol d % Honao, and manufacture to order DOOES, SASHES, MOULDINGS, SASH & DOOR FRAMES, &o. Pirect Importers of BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, OILS AND PAINTS, PLAIW AND FANCY GLASS n Price .Lists on Application. n BYTHELI7""AND CO.. L- ' BUILDERS AND TIMBER a ". MERCHANTS, v [ Maxwell Road, Blenheim. n —: • ~— — WEMYSB BROS.. BUIEDBRS AND CONTRACTORS, DESIRE to announce that they have taken over the old-estab-lished Building Business carried on by D. WHanras tax over 35 years, and, by moderate charges and good workman- >' ship, hope to rocotae a fair shase of pablic support. Estimates of all kinds of work given. ■> DOORS, SASHES, E AND A LARGE STOCK OF J SEASONED TIMBER f ALWAYS ON HAND. GROVE ROAD. " JAMES A. LESJCIE, S TINSMITH, PLUMBER, AND GASF FITTER, SHEET LEAD, COPPER, ZINC AND TIN-PLATE WORKER. (Lats of Ballinger Bros?., Wellington.) i JP TANKS, BATHS, WASH TUBS, I BOILER-FRAMES, ETC., ETC. f Windmills fitted and repaired. Hot and Cold Water laid on. ESTIMATES GIVEN. All Orders will receive my strict attention. Kindly note address ;— CHARLES STREET, Next Bank of N.S.W. PATCHETT & WATSON PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS, and TINSMITHS. HOT and Cold" Water laid on. Pomps fixed and repaired. On gale and made to order: Baths, Tanks, Washtubs. Windmills fixed and repaired. Copper Boilers and Frames. Tinware made to order. Oonntry Orders strictly attended to. Note the Address: O/o J. TAYLOR, High Street. NO SCANDAL indulged in at afternoon tea when STANDOUT is used. Soothingly reposeful, delightful and charming.—NEVlSON * 00. |