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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 113, 16 May 1906, Page 1

G. BARY & SOW, RENWICK. A LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES DRAPERY BOOTS. ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND.

DON'T READ THIS, UNLESS YOU WANT TO BENEFIT YOURSELF. REDWOOD'S Best Flour, 10s 9d per 1001b. Sugar, No. 1, 12s per 561b bag. Tea, Broken Orange Pekoe, 561b chest, Is 4d per lb. Salt, Fine Castle, 4s 6d per cwt. Soap, Newton's Perfection, 12s per bos. Price's London Candles, 14s 6d per box. Rice, No. 1 Japan, 9s 6d per 561b bag. Donoghy's Special Binder Twine, 4jd • per lb. Cooper's Sheep Dip, 56s per case AT JAMES FULLER'S UP-TO-DATE SEDDON STORE. THE CENTRAL STORE, THE Cheapest in Marlborough for : GROCERIES, BRUSHWARE, ALES, WINE, & SPIRITS (Single Bottle or Gallon.) Everything Sold at Wellington Prices FOR CASH. JAMES BENNING, General Importer, Market Piace, Blenheim. Agent for Yates' famous Garden and Flower Seeds. ROBERTSON & MILLS SPRING CREEK. n ENERAL d TOREKEEPERS —and— DEALERS IN PRODUCE. Good Stock Of CLOTHING, DRAPERY, BOOTS and GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Always on Hand. E. PRIDDLE, CASH BAKER. "I3EGS to notify the public that he "^ has commenced Business in High Street (near W. Cooke & Son's Store). Carts Call on Customers Daily. FOUR POUND LOAF 5d CASH. THIS ! SPACE BELONGS TO THE ECONOMIC T>OOT AND OHOE OTORE. Market Street South. BLENHEIM. M. H E A L Y. npHB WORLD__IN GLASSES, The world in glasses most truly applies to this day and age. "Why so many glasses?" can best bo answered by those who wear them —those who have been relieved ot headache*, indigestion, and innumerable like trouble of nervous origin. We have the najii^.s of hundreds or iust such people on out- fc««f)r^s who will testify to the efficacy of property adjusted glasses. : ALFRED LEV I, CONSULTING OPTICIAN, 39 Lambton Quay, Wellington. H. MORRISON Manager. OUR COUPON SYSTEM is fair and reasonable. We give prizes from £10 to ss, and sterling value in STAND OUT TEA. Wholesale only, Leyia aasj Vs> 6