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Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 227, 25 September 1907, Page 7

Mew Goods for Present ... AS OFFERED BY ... fi' 111 fHH •• e® &If foil Sbtfppt BLENHEIM. These Lines Defy Competition, and shouid interest every Drapery Purchaser. MUSHROOMS for the Children, only 6d each, worth Is. Send them along in pairs. BLACK AND WHITE LACE HOSE, only Is 6d pair, worth 2s. The best of wearers. 1 EMBROIDERED COSTUMES in White or Checked Linen, only 8s 6d each. Our HOLLAND COSTUMES at 7& 6d each are worth 20s each. LACE, SILK, or CREPE DE CHENE SCARVES, as worn, only 2s lid 1 each/ Sale Price. LADIES' BRACES and KIMONOS. In these we claim the Best Choice at 23 lid each. A few SWISS EMBROIDERED ROBE LENGTHS, selling at 20s each, worth 30s. LADIES' ana CHILDREN'S LACE GLOVES in exchange for sixpences. Try a pair to go on with ! REAL SUEDE GLOVES, full length, selling for 5s 6d, worth 7s 6d pair. Magnificent Assortment of Jap. Silks at Is yard, 36in. [wide at 2s 3d. Writing Pads, Best Paper and Blotter, only 61 the Book. The Latest Combination Pad and Envelopes at 9d, usually Is. These are Lines everyone must buy sooner or later. Then buy them now and save half your money by visiting R. ALLAN :: :: ALFRED ST. 1 BLENHEIM.

MISSIONARY SALE. CHURCH OF NATIVITY Sunday \j School on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Ist and 2nd October, commencing at 2.30 p.m. There will be eight stalls, viz.: Gleaners Union for plain and fancy work; Sowers Band, work and produce; Christian Endeavourers' Stall, Melanesian Mission Stall; also Stalls for sweets and flowers, Jumble Stall for books, etc., and the Spring Creek Stall, work and produce. Afternoon Tea, 6d. Admission, Free.