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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 90, 15 April 1908, Page 5

FUNERAL NOTICE. riIHE friends of the late Mr Samuel ■*- Alexander Connolly are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, whicli will leave his residence, Ala>baina Road, for the Omaka Cemetery, at three o'clock TO-MORROW (Thursday). BYTHELL AND CO., Undertakers. LODGE WAIRAU. ' TIIHE members of Lodge Wairau will A meet at the Lodge Room, Andrew Street, at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW Afternoon, the 16th inst., to attend the funeral of the late W. .Bro. S.. Connolly. BY ORDER OF TEE W.M. LODGE UNANIMITY."" TFIHE members of Lodge Unanimity 5. are invited to meet at the Lodge Room, Charles Street, at 2 p.m. TOMORROW Afternoon, to attend the funeral of the late W. Bro. S. Connolly. . , .... BY ORDER OF THE W.M. WESLEY CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. A PUBLIC TEA MEETING-will be I\. held in Wesley Hall, Blenheim, on GOOD FRIDAY, at 5 jr.m. TicketsOne Shilling each. To be followed by a Public Meeting in the Church at 7.30 p.rri. Chairman, Mr W. B. Parker. Addresses by the Revs. C. Penney, H. Ranston, and Mr G. Pittendreigh. Special Music by the Choir. Anniversary Services on EASTER SUNDAY. Morning Rev. H. Ranston; evening, Rev. C. Penney. Collections in aid of Trust Funds. TENDERS FOR PROPERTIES. rpENDERS are invited up to 5 p.m. 1 FRIDAY, 24th April, 1908, for Purchase of the following properties— 1. Sections 67, 68 and: 456,. situated I corner Grove Road and Auckland Street,_ together with 7roomed House thereon. 2. Section 112 (90 feet frontage), Charles Street, together with buildings thereon, viz., sixroomed house . arjd large new store. ;'. ."'••..,--. ' 3. Lease of Lot 2, Railway Reserve. , , Condition of tenders to be seen at office of the Marlborough Farmers* Co-operative Association, Ltd. ■ The highest ; or any tender not necessarils accepted. Tenders, marked "Tender for Property," to be addressed to— IKE MARLBOROUGH FARMERS^ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, ■■..-.., The Easter Holidays* Are at Hand. |"F you are desirous of enjoying some -" good sport, don't fail to call and see F. W. A>DAMS, MARKET PLACE, BLENHEIM. i Who has recently landed a splendid variety of* GUNS, RIFLES, CARTRIDGES and AMMUNITION Of Every Description. " We also hold a good stock of HOCKEY STICKS; HOCKEY BALLS, FOOTBALLS. All this season's goods, and no old or soiled Stock. We-shall be delighted if you will call and inspect the above goods. Civility and satisfaction guaranteed. All our Sporting Goods are from the best makers, and are the finest value ever offered in the province. The Prices are absolutely bedrock. NOTE THE ADDRESS: F. W. ADAMS, THE CENTRAL SPORTING DEPOT, Market Place, Blenheim. FOR SAKE BY TENDER. ATHELNEY FARM, KAIKOURA. 106 Acres, 0 Roods, 22 Perches. THE above well-known Farm has been sub-divided into four parts. Subdivision 1.—34 ac. 3 rds. 14 per. Subdivision 2.—32 ac. 3 rds. 28 per. Subdivision 3.—24 ac. 3 rds. 6 per. Subdivision 4.—13 ac. 2 rds. 14 per. On Sub. 1 there are house of 9 rooms", together with scullery and bathroom; a Cottage of 2 rooms, detached, trap-shed and stable, and a shearing-shed, completely fitted for two shearers, and yards. On Sub. 2 is a concrete sheep dip with necessary yards and foot-race. There are two never-failing streams running through the farm, over each or which is a well-built stock bridge. i lhe land is m good heart, alid Attielney is without doubt one of the , best farms on the luxuriant drained , swamp lands of Kaikoura. ' Jt -A s .situated about one mile from " o v .aiFy ,Fact<?ry and the Catholic benooi, and a little over two miles 1 .T° m oh? Eaikoura Post Office, the lown School and the Suburban School. p. Tenders will be received for Sub- ° divisions 1, 2 and 3, either separately, in two lots, or as a whole, 'and for No. 4 separately. They are to be sent : mby Noon on MAY Ist, to the undersigned, from whom further particu- : lars and terms may be ascertained, and at whose office a plan can be seen. Arrangements will, if desired, be made for intending purchasers to inspect the property. *c is Title: "Land Transfer Act." \ 3. fhe highest or any tender not ijecesI sanly accepted. J J. N. FLOWER, ■» Kaikcura,