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Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 224, 21 September 1907, Page 2

Stationers and BooksefSens. FRANK FURNESS, BOOKSELLEE, STATIONER AND NEWSAGENT. . . Market Street, South. POST CAEDS IN GEEAT VARIETY. T AEGE AND WELL ASSOETED ■^ STOCK OF Magazines and Newspapers, English and American, Always on hand. INSPECTION INVITED STATIONERS' HALL. "VT E W BOOKS at regular intervals. Leather Goods in immense variety. Fancy Goods of various descriptions for Presents. Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Books. Latest Books of all kinds. Largest and Best Stock of Reward Books ever held in Blenheim. E. H. PENNY. L. A. WHITE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, NEWSAGENT, ETC. MARKET STREET, BLENHEIM, Next Door H. L. Jackson, Esq., Chemist. /COMPLETE Stock of Stationery,. V_^ Books, Newspapers, Magazines, etc. Any article not in stock promptlyprocured. WINTER READING. Large quantities of Novels, etc., whicli are offered at 6d each. Also hundreds of Books usually 2s 6d reduced to Is 9d. Those offered at Is 9d for Cash Only. Having installed a fine new CasK Register, we are offering the public 5 per cent, for Cash on every Pound spent. Save up the Coupons. Rebate either in Cash or Goods. L. A. WHITE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Blenheim. A. M'CUSKErT GOLD MEDALLIST, CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION. PHOTOGRAPHER, Charles Street, near Drill Shed, one minute's walk from Post Office. "PORTRAITS taken daily and by JL appointment. Landscape and all other classes of Photo work undertaken at any part of the Province. Orders are now being booked for outdoor work. IN MEMORIAM CARDS." —Aa Assortment, in choice designs, just received at Express Office.