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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 52, 3 March 1908, Page 7

I A. J. CUMMINGB, (Late L. A, White., I BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, I ■ FANCY GOODS DEALER I GENERAL NEWSAGENT, ETC. . 1 MARKET STREET NORTH, \ BLENHEIM. CALL and INSPECT the new and varied assortment of POSTCARDS, just to hand. Books, Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, Fancy Goods, and General Stationery. All the new and latest Novels to arrive in a few days. Any Article not in Stock Promptly Procured. i INSPECTION~CORDIALLT INVITED. A. J. CTJMMINGB, MARKET STREET, BLENHEIM. STATIONERS' HALL. "VTE W 800 X S -^ 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. K. PENNY. VISITORS mO WELLINGTON, who have eye -*- troubles can rely on receiving' good service by the latest methods in I sight testing. Mr H. S. GILBERT, late with Aitcheson's, Lontton, has joined the * firm, and will always be- in attendance with Mr Morrison. Unfortunately we have' not secured a shop on the ground floor, so please take note of our address. We Stock Artificial; Eyes, Zeiss Prism Binoculars, Drawing Sets, and all general Optical Gbods. ALFRED XEVI CONSULTING OPTICIAN. (Upstairs) Ist Floor Aldous' Buildings, .-. Lambton Quay. Opposfw Kirkcaldie's, Wellington. - SALE! SALE ! SALE ..GREAT., g^ REDUCTIONS^V Silverware Jewellery . gfj Leather . . mSmJW Goods . . . BH^^ MARTIN'S, 1 1 The Leading . B m Jewellers, v 4& &l Mabkbt St. South. ' TO make room, for our large shipment of New Goods coming to^ I hand shortly, we are making great i reductions. To those wishing to SAVE MONEY^ now is your chance. Come and see for yourselves. ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Sale starts Thursday looming, February 27th. COME EARLY AND SECURE 1 '■ BARGAINS. ALWAYS . . tOOK WELL. ' THE BEST MATERIAL LOOKS \ NOTHING UNLESS ' PROPERLY CUT AND MADE. WE are PRACTICAL TAILORS and SMART CUTTERS. Your interest is looked after. Every Garment supervised from the Cutting Board to the last touch the iron gives. YOUR INSPECTION INVITED. PERFECT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Pauling* & Patcliett, HIGH CLASS LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS. Opposite Town Hall. DEER SHOOTING. THE Deer Shooting Season in the Marlborough Acclimatisation District, comprising the Counties of Marlborough and Sounds, during which Red Deer, Stags and Fallow Deer Bucks may be taken or killed is c from the twenty-fourth day of February, 1908, to the twenty-third day of ' April, 1908, both days inclusive. Licenses to take or kill such Deer may be issued by the Chief Postmaster at Blenheim, on payment of a License Fee of £1, provided that not - more than one such license shall be issued to the same person. No Licensee shall take or kill more than six Red a Deer Stags or Fallow Deer Bucks. No Doe, Hind or Fawn shall be taken or ' killed on any pretext whatever, and no Licensee shall allow any dog to accompany either himself or any attendant he may have with him. Nothing herein. _ contained shall extend to s authorising any person to sell any p Deer or portion thereof. Any person committing a breach of any of these . regulations shall be liable on conviction to a fine no,t exceeding £20. ■ R. WANDEN, Hon. Secretary.