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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 89, 18 April 1906, Page 3

POPULAR NOTICE COLUMN. MAKE KNOWN YOUR NEEDS. ■ Wanted Advertisements, relating to Labour, etc.; Lost, Found, To Ijet, For Sale, and short Trade Notices, NOT EXCEEDING SIXTEEN WORDS, are inserted in this column for onb shilling each insertion, if prepaid. WANTED— A Flaxmill Hand. Apply, Manager, Marshlands. WANTED— A Cow Boy. Apply, C. G. Teschemaker. WANTED— Good Strong Lad as apprentice to the blacksmithing.—H. W. Elyy, Flaxbourne. WANTED— Presser, Scuthcer, and washer. Apply, Hillersden • - Mill. WANTED— Two experienced farm "-hands; 25s per week. Apply '-■■ to R: Nixon, or E. F. Healy. TtT ANTED TO SELL — SecondTT hand Rover Bicycle, in good order. Seven Pounds. Apply, "X," ■' this Office. WANTED— Everybody to keep it : •• dark; that all ladies with nice hair buy Duchess Hair Wash at the New Stand. ■.■*■■ : WANTED— Two Flaxcutters and other flaxmill hands. Apply,' ■~---. T. Branton, Timara Flaxmill; telephone 128. , . WANTED— A Good Floor Turner v > for our malt-house, Riverlahds. Otago Malting Company, Arthur Wiffen. : : , ....... , ; WANTED KNOWN. " mHAT all tobacconists sell GOLDEN X EAGLE Tobacco, FLAKE CUT,, , '" in TWO-OUNCE TINS. ANTED KNOWN.—For Red* '. wood's and McCallum's Flour,: • ; - Bran, and Pollard (at mill prices); Fowl Wheat, Barley, Chaff, Oats, Beans, Peas, Potatoes, Carrots, ana all other Farm Produce delivered in town at store prices—Try CHING'S Produce Store, Grove Road. WANTED KNOWN. THE Famous GOLDEN EAGLE Tobacco is now sold in TWOOUNCE TINS, FLAKE CUT. Try it. LOST— On Thursday night between town and the Taylor River: A ' Small Parcel. Finder please return' ' v to "Express" Office. FOR RHEUMATIC, Sciatica. Sprains, or other swellings, and as horse and cattle embrocation, try Joyce's,, obtainable from W. A. Sowman, Horton Bros., T. Keating, Nicholas and Son, Blenheim; and W. Watson, cabinetmajker, Renwick; 2/- ' per bottle. Try it. i PICTORIAL POST CARDS — I have just landed over 4000,, all varieties, Id each, or 8d the dozen.— T. Smale. :".. • GALL .round to?day and get first choice of my new stock of Pictorial Post-cards; splendid value. —- T. Smale. DO you want a really good piano? See J .Charlton, who has just landed a large shipment of High-class Instruments. Wholesale prices for -, cash, or. on easy terms. f PIANOS from 20 guineas to 80 'guineas. See J. Charlton, at Mrs Bushell'sj E. H. Penny's, Blenheim, and Oriental Terrace, Wellington. ' OUR FOOTBALLERS' success at Home and the transcendent merits of STAND-OUT TEA are the most interesting topics *'of conversationaiboiit town.—HORTON BROS, o GRIFFITHS & SON, LAND AGENTS & AUCTIONEERS. FOR SALE. TOP HOUSE RUN is in'our hands : for private Sale for a few days only. • • GRIFFITHS & SON, '''[t/'y ■" .:':/: '■'■•.";■, ■■- Auctioneers. FOR SALE. A -FIRST-CLASS"Grazing RuEuit . . jljL; ;-Wairau Valley. GRIFFITHS & SON, ■' . '■'"': ■■' "'■''■■■"(■■ / • - FOR SALE. ~~~" A FIRST-CLASS combined Sheep and Agricultural Farm. ALSO— Two Seddon Leaseholds. GRIFFITHS & SON, .' ,■...- ■■;■.'•• Agents. FOR QUICK SALE~ ' mWO ACRES Alabama Road, Four- v X roomed Cottage, Scullery. Verandah back and •: front, wash-house, three-stalled stable, storeroom, fowlhouse, cowbail, pigsty, orchard and Garden. Price) £380. Terms. An ply at once. • GRIFFITHS & SON. .-. .' ■■.■.;• FOR SALE. r . HOUSE of six rooms; good out- y * buildings; £ acre of land; nice orchard; Stuart Street. This fine property," which belongs to Mr C. Ball,' , , is for sale at ayery low price. TO LET. • Litchfield Street: 10-roomed Housa With L acre! of land. Commodious Offices in Wynen Street. ' lately erected by Mr Bourke. Room upstairs in Market Place, suitable for a dressmaker or office. Four-roomed Cottage and six acres land, New'-Renwick Road. -"' " Six-roomed House; * acre of land and^ good orchard. Lately occupied >->. ' by Mr C. Ball, Stuart Street. GRIFFITHS & SON, '•■.;.--.." •,;. House Agents. FOR SALE. ~~~' BOARDING HOUSE as a going : . concern. A splendid opportunity for anyone wishing to invest m a business of this kind. ' ' GRIFFITHS &SON, Auctioneers. OfTV PUNCH mixes excellently •A. with all spirits, and im makes almost delicious beverage/ Try it. At all hotels. A woni>erful"~refresher OuV TFA Tfte- nnis PIay?r.^STANDUUJ. IJiiA. It imparts virility, vigor, Jiangs 11" can buy lt at s°w* EXTOLLED BY . . CONNOISSEURS. . ' As a nation we are great tea drinkers, the consumption per ' '. capita being about the highest m the world. Tea connoisseurs are found everywhere, men and . • women who know good tea when they drink it. Such connoisseurs commend ORESCENT 81/ END... ,: TEA.'.. .-• , -■ '■ Because it is really good . Thera is a subtle charm about the flavor that g IV e S pleasure to the palate, ? Q(J ™ere is never any variation in tl^at flavor, no matter what the seasons or how they may affect the tea plant. CRESCENT BLEND TEA is blended by a connoisseur. AT 2/- PER LB. FROM ALL STOREKEEPERS. HIGH- CLASS PHOTOGRAPH?. SPECIAL Exhibition of— ARTISTIC.. - "~'"■ COLOURED ENXARGEMEN/TS ' V BY SPECIAL ARTIST. ! KJL.MACEY,