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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 111, 14 May 1906, Page 1

CRIBB & MELVILLE, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, Market Street Blenheim. All the Latest Materials in rymousEßiNGS, (^UITINGS, TTJEESS SUITINGS, With a Splendid Assortment of Material for WALKING COATS, FROCK COATS, DINNER JACKETS, In all the Best Shades and Qualities. LADIES' COSTUMES: A Specialty. JAMES K. VAIL, WISHES to notify his numerous friends and the public of Marlborough that he has STARTED BUSINESS in ADAMS & SONS' NEW BUILDINGS(opposite Masonic Hotel), and that he has opened up a PERFECTLY NEW and UP-TO-DATE STOCK of Worsted Suitings, Black and Blue Vicuna Serges, Saltaire Serges, English, Irish, and Scotch Tweeds, Striped Trouserings &, Fancy Vestings. FIT, STYLE AND~WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. JAMES K. VAIL, Late Manager for Bates and Lees. Telephone, 103. CMBE OR- NOT TO BE—that is the question. Shall we speculate in the cheap and nasty? Not tvhen we can get STAND OUT TEA at Horton Bros. 5 A. McKIRLEY, ' FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Carr's Buildings, Market Street Blenheim. OUITS MADE IN THE LATEST STYLE. Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed. TERMS: STRICTLY CASH. N.B.—No credit given. OPPOSITE SHALE AND HAY'S, BLENHEIM. DREW AND TAYLOR (From (Late C. Ball, London). Blenheim.) THE UP-TO-DATE TAILORS. HAND-MADE SUITS of the— Finest ENGLISH IRISH, or SCOTCH TWEED FROM 80s. Unequalled for Fit, Style and Quality. E, DE KOUFFIGNAC, "PRACTICAL TAILOR, MARKET STREET, SOUTH, Blenheim. E WHO HESITATES is lost. Then take time by the forelock and purchase that delicious tonic. STAND OUT TEA at Benmng's^ 4= , WANTED KNOWN. GEORGE B~ARTLETT. PAINTER, - PAPERHANGER AND GLAZIER HAS Commenced Business. All orders left at his residence, George Street, will be promptly at- , tended to. " 100,000 envelopes just received at "Express" office fois trade purposes.