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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 63, 15 March 1906, Page 3

TO NIGHT I TO-NIGHT ! LAST PERFORMANCE OF TUB FAMOUS ALL BLACK FAMILY PRIOR to their departure ivt the Sjuth Sea Iblicds and Australia. LAST NIGHT They ware eicokd with a luge and enthu-izstie audience. EVERY ITEM EXCOEED. Piano kindly ixppiied by the Drasdon. SATURDAY NEXT, AT NOON. MESSRS GRIFFITHS & SON, favcured with instructions mvII offer tbe following Properties ab tbeif Room?, High Street, by Public Auction, On account J/O'MoigTjer, E.g. His Va'uable Property in Alabinja Road, containing 2 acres of First-class Land, with comfortable cew five roomed House, Wash house, Stable, Trapshed, and obhei' convenient Outbuildings, Go.)d Orchard! ; caking in all a splendid little property Terni3 easy. Terms, particulars and conditions at the Sale. GRIFFITHS & SON T, Auctioneers. SATURDAY NEXT, AT 1.30 P.M. EF. HEALY will offer at his • Yards: ~ .., . ~,: i. ,,, ;• Oh account H. JellymaD", 3?sq. 1 Draught Mare, 3yrs, broken to chains 4 Heavy Shatters, from 3yraupwatds 4 Light Draughts, broken and uabroken 1 Spring Dray Mare, ju&t handled, a iare sorfc. I Spring Dray Horse. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED, E. F. HEALY, Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE. THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 12 NOON. , 60 HORSES 60 CATTLE, PIGS; AND IMPLE- . MENTS. • : /GRIFFITHS AND SON, having VX been favored with instructions from George Boyce, Esq., will sell at his Farm, New Renwick Road, on THURSDAY, 20th inst., at 12 noon— 3 Draught Stallions 25 Heavy aud Liglit Draughts, including several pedigree mares, prize-takers in Canterbury and Marlborough. 1 Thoroughbred Stallion "25 Saddle and Harness Horses; a capital lot, including many ■* prize-takers 20 Cows and Heifers 250 Lambs 20 Pure-bred Berkshire Pigsmixed ages 1 Wool Waggon .2 Binders 2 Mowers 1 Side Delivery. % Mr Boyce's reputation as a horsebreeder in Marlborough needs no comment, and the horses to be sold are the finest lot ever submitted in this district. A catalogue will be issued, and each horse guaranteed true to description. To those in search of first-class brood mares, waggon or farm horses, harness horses, or hacks, this is an oppqrtunity not to be missed.- ' . • ... LUNCHEON PROVIDED. GRIFITHS AND SON, Auctioneers. It/I" ARLBOROUGH Tjl XPRESS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING WORKS. CHEAP PRINTING ! CHEAP PRINTING ! JOB PRINTING, Including: BILLHEADS MEMO FORMS CIRCULARS LETTER HEADS CORRESPONDENCE CARDS RECEIPTS" ENVELOPES (Printed) VISITING CARDS, Etc., Etc. At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Call and Inspect Samples/ TIJ* ONE? TO LEN D~. In any sums 'at the LOWEST RATES of interest (at and below Government rates) on approved securities. JOHN CONOLLY, High Street, Blenheim. WG. H. BAI L L lE, SOLICITOR, Bank of New South Wales Buildings, BLENHEIM. Money to Lend on Freehold and Chattel Securities. TIT 0 NEI TO LEND. On Good Securities, in sums from £50 to £50,000, at lowest rates of interest. Investments on mortgage undertaken for persons with capital. ALFRED ROGERS, Solicitor, High Street. A WONDERFUL REFRESHER for the tennis player is STAND* OUT TEA.. Io imparts vitility, vigour, and vim. You can bay it at SOWMAN'S. SPECIAL LINES —AT— W. B, GIRLING &-CO. THE "BERLIN" SHIRT, . FOR Dress or Ordinary Wear, made in Ireland expressly for W. B. GIRLING AND CO. The Popular Donbla Cjllar, '" STANMORE," Made of fonr-fold Irfah Linen. Obtainable only at W. B. GIRLING & CO' S FTIHE HOUSEWIFE S DELIGEIT.— X. A cosy chat over a enp of STAND-OUT TEA. It is simply delicious. Wholesale at LEVIN & ?O)'S. PELORUS SOUNDS. "TTISITORS will find pleasant quarters » at Bolton Bay Accommodation House, Mahau. Terms, 6s per day 30a per week. TO LET. OFFICES ia Wyaen Street, in Bonrke's new Brick Building. Apply to E. F. HEALY. OH ! where, and oh! where is my Highland laddie gone? In search 1 ol STAND OUT TEA. You'll find him at BENNING'S. Job printing in any style or color at the - Express " Office.