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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 112, 15 May 1906, Page 1

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llllAJalvil^f want. . m MOATE & CO/S#Sr "# PIJRt #yoT..# I UIIL J^ might . ffl TFA vlm weii .. MS ILfKOm tak r e VJP Mffi^W Eslabllshed WINDMILLS! WINDMILLS 1 THE " SAMSON." rjIHE Strongest and most reliable J_ Windmill on the Market. Apply for catalogues and prices to JOHN CHAMBERS & SON. Ltd., .Wellington. Or F.W.ADAMS, Agent for Marlborough. The purity and percentage c ultramarine determine the bleach ing properties of Blue. Laundry Blue is made up of ultramarine, in combination with glucose or some other substance, to bind the ' t particles into a nob. It is the ultramarine that is of value, j for it does the bleaching. j Some Blues contain an excess of ; binding matter, others are made of interior ultramarine, while some contain the faults oPboth. • ■ "Royal Blue" or Empire Blue as it is often called contains the highest percentage of pure ultramarine. It is used in the Wellington Hospital Laundry because of its efficiency and economy. j '•*. "Royal Blue" is sold by all storekeepers. |l 3 Undertakes the protection of INVENTIONS, DESIGNS, AND TRADE MARKS In all Countries. Address: Queen's Chambers, Wellington. Send for pamphlet, " Advice to Inventors." Free on application. DUCK SHOOTING SEASON. MILLEE & McKAY are opening up a tip-top selection of Hammer and Hammerless Shot Guns to suit all purses. ALSO: KYNOCH'S CARTRIDGES. ELEY BROS' CARTRIDGES. , DUCK CALLS. DECOY DUCKS. CARTRIDGE BAGS & GIT:: CiITS. Also : • A large stock of COLONIAL AMMUNITION , DUCK SEASON. i «-—— OjS Special importations of High-class CROCKERY, : HARDWARE, I i; & CUTLERY. "at lowest prices. ! FURNITURE. FURTITURE. Call and inspect our Show Room. ' Stocked with the latest and beßt Furni* ! ture and Wicker Goods. BEDDING., BEDDING. Try our pure, sweet Bedding, Rat Lowest Prices for Cash. MILLER & McKAY'S ! BLENHEIM AND PICTON. TIGER TEA JUVENILE LEAGUE. RESULT OF COMPETITION NO. 2. The following is the Completed Sentence, which was opened by the Manager of the " Otago Daily Times" in the presence of our representative y — " Discriminating tea drinkers of N.Z. are daily testifying to the iact that Tiger Teas are ECO- * NOMICAL and MATCHLESS." Although a very large number of , competitors entered only five had even one word right. It was decided, however, to give a Prize to each of the latterj and a cheque for £1 each has been sent to the following:— Alice Allen, Kononi, Tuapeka, aged 14. Eileen M. Fillingham, Caversham. aged 10. Geo. V. Barnett, Woodville, aged 11. Lizzie Duncan, Fail-field, aged 12. James Cuthbert, Chortsey, . Canterbury, aged 14. WATCH FOR NEXT COMPETITION 1 SADDLERY AND HARNESS. TO MY FLAXBOURNE, SEDDON AND AWATERE CUSTOMERS. I HAVE to announce that my shop at Soddon is open daily for business under the management of MR BALLANGALL, and I trust that this will meet with satisfaction to all interested. F. NOSWORTHY, Saddle and Harness Maker, Blenheim and Seddon. GENERAL AGENCY COMPANY. COOPER « DUNCAN'S IMPLEMENTS. BROWN'S PATENT DRAUGHT SPRINGS. MACHINES (aIT makes) OVERHAULED. Farmers' and Tradesmen's Accounts Kept and Corrected, Temporary Offices: "Express" Avenue J: QUANE MANAGER. HOCKEY. Just Landed: NEW STOCK OF HOCKEY STICKS, GUARDS, ETC. —at— Wellington Prices. GUNS AND AMMUNITION. F. W.ADAMS. MARKET STREET,