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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 93, 21 April 1908, Page 8

A Press telegram from Christchurch states that Mr Stead is much better to-day. The takings on the Wellington tramways yesterday amounted to £612 On Saturday last a football match was played at Picton between Picton and the Grove, and resulted in a drawn game, each side scoring three points. , Capt. Edwin telegraphed at 1 p.m. as follows: —'' Strong westerly winds to gale; glass little movement, but rise after 16 hours; tides high; sea heavy; rain probable; rivers rising." Wood?' Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Golds never fails. Is 6d and 2s 6d. , * News was received in Oamaru today of the death in Dunedih of Mr W. Edmonson, manager sincefl9Qo of the local branch of the union Bank of Australia. The deceased's condition had been precarious for some time past. He was highly respected. ,': . ' : ■ ' I We want you to know that we have some first-class English-built Cycles arriving next week, which we are selling at the knock-out price of £8 cash. Nothing ;to touch this for value in the Dominion.—Wellington and Wairarapa Mptor\Co., Ltd. 2 LOST.— A Gordon Setter Dog. Particulars gladly received by ivxrs Tilly, Springlajnds. i Auction Sales. , FURNIT;UKE~ SALE, Monday, 27th April, AT 2 P.M. MESSRS HORTON AND CO., having received instructions from R. J. Logan, Esq. (who is leaving the district),' will Sell by Public Auction, at his Residence, Howick Road, on above date— The Whole of his FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Consisting of: , Handsome sideboard, drawing room i pieces in figured plush, rattan and leather chairs, duchess set, tables, washstands, bedsteads, mattresses, bedroom ware chest drawers, fender andirons pictures, carpets, linoleum, sewing machine dresser, kitchen utensils and other appurtenances of a well furnished villa • also violin and music-stand. ' H. W. HORTON, l Auctioneer.