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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 160, 12 July 1906, Page 3

POPULAR 'NOTICE COLUMN . MAKE KNOWN~YOUR NEEDS. Wanted Advertisements, relating U Labour, etc.; Lost, Found, To TLet, For Sale, and short Trade Notices, NOT EXCEEDING SIXTEEN WORDS, ar« ——^ inserted in this column for out shilling each insertion, if prepaid. ' - WANTED— A useful Companion. Apply Mrs J. Barr, Marshlands, or Mrs Oxley, Picton. TITANTED—A Housemaid; good VV wages. Apply, A. M. Robihson, Bookseller and Stationer. WANTED~A~~G"o^orri~SeTv^". ,'AppIV Mrs T. Morrin, Rich- ' 'i mond Brook Awatere. WANTED— A gooZallTound Ma 7. ': l' One used to Gardening pr«- ",''" ferred. Apply, «5.H.," This OfficJ. ' ' WANTED by Gardener- Situati™ " V V by day or by week. Good referllmie. PP y ' Smith>S Boardi. n S W^ANTED^u^7^~7~^ Board it possible piano, by a £ Mn Apply, «*KexJ' lipii <V; SnlvTW? W<^ ly in advance, P1 yL -L__f° n ' sPnng Creek. *;.-, WANTED~KNOWN.'Ij;o7IS?, Wnf F arm P-roduce Slivered in ' .—. _^_, f,_, TOST-On Maxwell Road, fortnight ' 'i JLJ ago: Grey Foxhead Fur. Finder Office d°" returain S to " Expres?" VA^TOYl^~rShs7 Bo arder'. " I T private family. Apnlv "R '» ; i Express Office PPi U) ""'■ P°R "toiuMATicT Sdlti^' ' "•! i , bprams, or other swellings, and • ' $ LAND AGENTS AND ,fl AUCTIONEERS. l A GOOD PROPERTY, AND CHEAP. ' ;/| MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. '.**■s Mr Mullen's Residence, ' < ' "•£ Manse Road and Customhouse Street. '* ■ . >S No Reasonable Offer Refused. .• ■ vV" DWELLING bf seven rooms, larg« ' - :"/-;i kitchen, good range, bath-room, \ :-'^i large sate, wardrobe, wash-house with' ] - •% tugs and copper set in, stable and : -J>X? buggy house, hay-loft and harness- '' \ & room, fowl house and yard, good gar- ; ; '*% den; two frontages. j - -j-jjc •As Mr Mullen is lea,ving Marlbor- ■ ~- ough he has determined to quit thia '-. ?d property without delay. Apply ■ "3 quickly. ' ." ifis GRIFFITHS & SON, y H ; ; Agents. .--'jS " ' FOR SALE. : ;'f| ' A SEDDON PROPERTY. J; . . ■ r . 1400 "ACRES. -" | nnHIS is a small grazing Run, and a " ■' '' ij i.i C property. Nearly ' A\ naif of the land is ploughable. Rent ' "J only 2s per acre. Nrw cariiin^ iiCO ; efwes. For sale as a going concern. Full particulars on application. •" z GRIFFITHS & SON, : ____^ '. . ; Agents. g : ■ . '■ TO LET. • "'■ 'i House, Springlands, 1/' "' . J of land. "7 4-roomed House, High Street. '-- acre. 8s per week. ' ,'^ Seven-roomed house, Kinross Street, < ■« I acre land; good orchard. .-,,13 Ten-roomed residence, Litchfield !4 ! Street. .. s Room upstairs in Market Place, ''4 suitable for a dressmaker or office. *-i GRIFFITHS & SON, :$ ; House Agents. >.J FOR~SALK ~^ '*?* s, > OAA ACRES~~Rai Valley; 200 " , *.J\J\J acres fiat; rest hilly; all in ' ,-'i grass. Four-roomed cottage; wool- 'l^'f shed. This is a splendid Rttle pro- ■■ ' ,-^ perty, and is for sale at a low figure. .'' "•>'* GRIFFITHS & SON, l' T:# ■ .'.''.- . Agents. , .\'^ ' FOR SALE. ' • * ■ '% HOUSE of six rooms; good out- -" f^y buildings; £ acre of land,- nice • ' ,~>a orchard; Stuart Street. This finepro- ' P%, perty, which belongs to Mr 0. Ball, is for sale at a very low price. * ';\' DALaETY & COYf f '-! LIMITED. - ;^ Head Office—96 Bishopsgate Street ''. ;■«?' Within, London, E.C. '" -5 CAPITAL FULLY SUBSCRIBED, : ;."^ £4,000,000. ' ."-tr CAPITAL PAID UP, £1,000,000. ;$ RESERVE FUND, £165,000. . i/jj Branches throughout Australia and '■ —r 1 i New Zealand. ' ' l .>-\\ THE Company is prepared to* *"' ■• ■>< ADVANCE on STOCK, ensuing' ■" " I; clip of Wool, Frozen Meat, and other ■■$■% produce. ,- "v Grain and Seed Merchants. I ;; Station Stores and all farm requisites . .| . ' supplied. . -{V Auction Sales of Wool, Skins, Hides, ' ) etc., held fortnightly at Wellington. Ji « The Company is prepared to under- "V take auction and private sales of both . > land and stock. Send for Land Register. ■ ' ■• ■'■ Agents for Quibell's Dip. " : '; JAMES MACINTOSH, '',' ' Manager, Wellington. ■ - ~; .Marlborougli Representative— \ MR D. A. ROBERTSON, ' ' Temporary Offices, Rabone's Buildings, Market Square, Blenheim. P.O. Box 77. -' ' Women, as a rule, are the most consistent tea-drinkers, and the ; multiplication of Tea Rooms and Tea Kiosks throughout the colony is evidence that the popularity of tea is increasing. Women are tea connoisseur's, and it is the women who show such a decided prefer- ■ .';. . ence for ; " , -"; * c k b.s'o ent , .'■■ tea '■ "" ': This tea brews a rich, strong liquor, of a fine tawny colour and silky texture. The flavour is indescribably fascinating, and is not . .' pronounced in any way. Crescent Blend Tea is a combination of the full-bodied teas of Darjeeling, and the fine, delicate teas of Ceylon. SOLD BY STOREKEEPERS , ■' AT TWO SHILLINGS PER LB. PHOTOGRAPHS. CHEAPER THAN EVER, . <Oabinets (IK) JJozen. :-i -'; NO TICKET REQUIRED. . MACEY'S STUDIO. '