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Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 226, 24 September 1907, Page 7

That Money Meets its Match at R. ALLAN'S is a truth you are invited to test by a selection from the Magnificent :: Display OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, \& Now on Exhibition -^ It is e/aLLAN'S pleasure and pride to be showing this week-end,juri you will find many a *rant placed within your present reach by trie Wide Variety and Low Prices • „ which characterise the display. EIBBONS (Floral and Plain) from 4 to 12 inches wide, at 6d a yard COSTUMES (Embroidered), all sizes, only 8/6 each; limited in number HATS (Trimmed in Latest Styles), at LOWEST possible prices GLOVES and MITTS (Silk, &c.) Long or Short Arms, from 6d a pair MUSLIN BLOUSES, Best Patterns and Shapes, at 2/6 each SILK SCARVES (Long), from 2/11 each; very fashionable RIBBON COESETS, all sizes, from 1/9 a pair CHILDEEN'S MUSHROOMS in large variety, from IOJd each and many other lines worthy of inspection. U. ALLAN'S :: ALFRED ST. BLENHEIM.

There is nothing that will so effectually refresh and brace up the system, clear the brain, cleanse the complexion and brighten the eyes as a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. Their effect is to stimulate the bowels to perform their work in a natural and gentle manner, thus cleansing the system of all those poisonous matters that cause biliousness and sick headache. For sale by JVBenning, Blenheim, and W. Syms, Picton.

DISTRICT ORDER. THE Marlbofough' Mounted Rifles (dismounted), Blenheim Rifles, High School Cadets and Garrison Band will Parade at the Drill Shed at 10.15 a.m. on THURSDAY NEXT, 26th inst., to take part in Dominion Day Celebrations. Dress: Review Order. By Order. L. J. JOYCE, Lieut.-Colonel, Commanding District. MARLBOROUGH MOUNTED RIFLES. SQUADRON ORDERS FOR SEPTEMBER. -j A FOOT "PARADE of the X • Squadron will be held at the Drill Shed on TUESDAY, 24th September, at 8 p.m., to discuss annual Training Camp, when every member is requested to attend. 2 THE final for the CompanyOup | • and Prizes will be held at the Vernon Range on SATURDAY, sth October, at 2 p.m. The average for j last shooting was 47, so every memjber should make an effort to attend. i By Order. J. WATSON, Captain. DON'T MISS THE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES SO6IAL, Seddon Town Hall, FRIDAY, September 27th. Surplus to be Donated to Hospital Funds. Double Tickets, 4s; Extra Lady, Is. Train from Blenheim to be Delayed to 6 p.m. ~GEO. KING, Hon. Secretary. CRITERION HOTEL. FINEST BAR, IN THE COLONY. NOW OPEN. Well stocked with only the Best Liquors. CAPTAIN FALCONER, PROPRIETOR.