Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 103, 2 May 1908, Page 4

THE SEVEN AGES ! OSF MAN* FIRiST AGE—Soothing Syrup. ! SECOND AGE—Candy. THIRD AGE—Face Powder. FOURTH AGE—Digestive Tablets. FIFTH AGE—Hair Grower. SIXTH AGE —.Rheumatic Liniment. SEVENTH AGE—lnvalid's Foods. THE Requirements'of EVERY AGE carefully looked after '■■■" [ ■ ■ —at— . ;'. ; ■ THE MODERN PHARMACY. *. A* K. DUKRANT, CONSULTING CHEMIST. Opposite the Criterion Hotel. , W.B..GIKLINGAND CO., LTD. WE HAVE JUST OPENED and are now showing A LOVELY RANGE OF AND SPECIAL VALUE IN LADIES' FUR NECKLETS, MUFFS, SETS, Etc. Imported Direct from the M'^ufacturers. And ranging in . Price, irons, lowpriced but useful Furs up to tho rare and fashionable Stow Marten' at sixteen guineas the > it. Our large shvments of Ladies' Costumes, Jackets, etc., are a revelation t© the lar wssot Maryborough .for their combustion of virtues, viz. : Stylish, w.e>i out, good value, and a splendid, o&oice, including all qualities and sizp-i- - Whave just received a large and rafnprehensiTe assortment of Maids and Children's .Winter Hats, Bonnets, and Coats, in Bearer, Astrakhan, Curl Serge, etc. For ' Ladies'' Trimmed and, Un- j •trimmed Hats .we. consider ourselves "right there " and with a. lovely lot of Ribbons, Flowers, and Feathers to match every shade and suit every shape, do not think that you will need to purchase elsewhere. We are making, a special line this season of Ladies' and Children's Winter Underclothing, and have imported an immense range to enable us to suit all needs. Our Dress and Blouse Materials for this season are right up to date, and for choice and value would be hard to beat. THE DRESSMAKING DEPART- . MENT la m good going order, and customers may rely upon naving their materials made up to the: best advantage and at a reasonable figure'at W. B. GIKLING AMD CO., LTD., | MARKET PLACE, BLENHEIM. AND,AT PICTON AND HAVELOCK. SIGHT-TESTING. j ' ' !. ' i PATRONS of this department can rely on careful attention. I I am fully qualified by examination, and guarantee complete satisfaction in i all cases. " ' j Gold, Gold-fitted, and Nickel Steel Frames supplied. J Lenses of highest grade only used, j Oculists',prescriptions filled at short j notice. C. E. A. WHITEFORD, (Late F. Shaw.) \ CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, Medical Hall, Blenheim. T. W. ORR, SHIPPING, CUSTO&IS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. FOR SALE—Several Choice Sections near Town. W. FAIRCLOUGH, SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST (by exam). Medical Hall Buildings. Specialty: Gold work of all description. Hours of attendance; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m, to 8 p.m. E. POWELL & SONS, DENTISTS. BANK of New South Wales new Buildings, Blenheim. All Classes, of Fillings, Crowns and . Plate Work faithfully performed. A. E. AUSTIN, A.M.I.C.E. |^iIVIL ENGINEER & ARCHITECT. Land Transfers and all kinds of Surveys Undertaken. MARKET STREET SOUTH, Blenheim. [a card.] , A RTHUR R. GRIFFIN, A. ARCHITECT, Norwich Union Chambers, Nelson. Plans and Specifications Carefully Prepared and Estimates Given. MONEY TO LEND. TN any Sums at the LOWEST IL RATES of Interest (at and below Government Rates) on approved securities. JOHN CONOLLT, High Street, Blenheim. — __ _ _. . j S. P. IVI'NAB, "OARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. - ■ ~ j i Office: "Express Avenue,"