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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 99, 28 April 1908, Page 5

SOCIAL: ST. PATRICE'S HALL. mHE FIRST of the POPULAR -*- CATHOLIC SOCIALS will be held on TUESDAY, May sth. Splendid Programme. Excellent Music. Superb Sunper. Dancing at 8 o'clock sharp. Single Tickets 2/6; Double Tickets, 4/H. V. BROWNE, Hon. Secretary. | FARMERS' UNION. j rpHE Annual General Meeting of |JL the Marlborough Branch oi: the N.Z. Farmers' Union will be held on SATURDAY, May 2nd, 1908, at 1.30 p.m., m Orange Lodge Hall, Halifax Street. BUSINESS: Report and Balance-sheet, Election. | of Officers, and other important : matters. | R. WANDEN, j . Secretary. SPRING CREEK RIVER BOARD. i | TENDERS. mENDERS addressed to the ChairX man will be received until noon of MONDAY, the 4th May, for:— Raising about 20 chains of floodbank at Mr F. Gane's. Also about 4 chains at Ferryman's. (Wairau and Opawa fords.) „ Ths uork will be shown on FRIDAY JNEXr, the Ist instant, starting from ■■ »prmg Creek Bridge at 9 a.m. sharp. , Specifications can be seen at Board's. I oxnce. E. E. ROBINSON, April 28th,W InsPectorj MARLBOROUGH I ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. PARADISE DUCK PROTECTED. FIIHE Governor, by notification" (vide X Gazette, 16th April, 1908), has prohibited the taking of Paradise Duck (casarca variegata), for one year, trom 25th day of April, 1908. R. WANDEN, Hon. Secretary. MARLBOROUGH j ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON, i _____ ! j riIHE season for shooting Native and j -*- Imported Game is from Ist j May to 31st July, both days inclusive. I Game\ ijiiat may be killed are:— j Imported: " Hares and Californian ! Quail; Native: Grey Duck. | This Game may be killed within the ; Marlborough Acclimatisation District | except in such areas as are already | closed and reserved. License Fees for Imported Game (£1) obtainable from the Chief Postmaster, Blenheim. R. WANDEN, Hon. Secretary„ NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. O N WEDNESDAY NEXT April 29th, the last of the "Sounds Excursion Trains" for this season will run. After that date trains between I'icton and Seddon will run according to time-table, except when otherwise , notified. ~. . . _ _ _ BY ORDER. District Office. Picton, April 27th, 1908. LISTEN ONE N3SNUTE, PLEASE r "^OU are considering the purchase -1- of. one of EDISON'S PHONOGRAPHS. And it is a wise consideration, during the coming winter, evenings, when the thermometer is at zero and the cold wind is whistling ' around your house. I cannot imagine I a more pleasant thing than sitting in your home with a blazing fire and Edison's wonderful little, invention on your centre table entertaining you with your favourite music. Please J give it serious consideration, and , I am sure I will receive your order. I tell you now, and you will learn later that you never invested a small sum to a better advantage. QUARTI_Y 3S PIANO AND MUSIC STORES ; AND PHONOGRAPH PARLOR, Blenheim. g —— —_ ___ . : Mayoral Election. TO THE BURGESSES. 3 JV 4DJF AND~~GENTLEMEN-J-J We respectfully invite you to vote for Mr. E. H. PENNY atrtu! Mayoral Election TO-MORROW - MavorS?vaUS^ "? der his Previ<>«« is prepared xo continue that S ?£■ duties and will endeaWto foS^S cipal contml f r ks under mani- > asset Jthe bß^ughreaSmgly ValU&We' mat!Se^nd yWX- hlterests in ** matter, and exercise your franchise: MEMBERS OF MR. PENNY'S COMMITTEE. J(lnTm MARLBOROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. qnHE ANNUAL~MEETING of Ac TrATrab* ove wiU be held on SATUK- .. DAY, May 16th. ! Nominations for membership of the Committee, with the consent in writing of the person nominated, must oe in the hands of the President (A. M«, „ Callum. Esq.) not later tuan THURSDAY. 30th April, at 8 p.m. Members are notified that provjfiou of Rule 11 will be rigidly enforced I J. J- CORRY, "" ■■ Secretas^r. 100.000 or}vr)ax)c<: \<x-t i-TpiTpf] «*• i F-rra Office for trai* purpoW*