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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 216, 11 September 1908, Page 7

"SWEET PEAS" FOR THE MILLION. C^OW new for Summer and Autumn *3 Flowering. GIBBONS' Special Offer— COLLECTIONS OF OUR SELECTION. s. d. C Choice named varieties ... 1 $ 12 Choice named varieties ... 2 6 18 Choice named varieties ... 3 6 24 Choice named varieties ... 4 6 30 Choice named varieties ... 56 OUR SPECIAL MIXTURE. 6d per packet; 9d per oh. ; 2s per ilb. B U L B S. GLADIOLI LILIUMS (for Christmas Flower iug) PEONIES JAPANESE IRIS. ROSES, CARNATIONS FLOWERING SHRUBS. SEED POTATOES. All the leading varieties to choose from. Orders received by post are given our careful attention. , :■ Telephone 96. .: ••,:' • ''i" ' ' Attend .Bary& Son's Clearing Bale. You can get a cart load of stores for iive pounds. BARY AND SON'S for Groceries. , The Cheapest in the province. Attend the Clearing Sale. MONEY WELL SPENT is money saved. Invest at BARY AND SON'S CLEARING SALE. k ■ ■ ■ IT'S like dumping your money into a Bank Buying at BARY AND SON'S. You will save more than Bank interest. GOOD, housewives always deal at the Cheapest Store, hence the reason of the big rush to BARY 1 S | CLEARING SALE. DON'T fail to secure a one-pound parcel of Boots and Groceries, and a 40/- parcel of Drapery -at BARY'S SALE. I'CUSKER, PHOTO&RAPHEK, CHARLES STREET, ~-,. : BLENHEIM. , ! ■ WARD ■■& SONS, : BUILDERS and -_- CONTRACTORS, "l Charles St., GSenheicm. TELEPHONE - - - NO. 206. : THE STUD. TO STAND "THE SEASON. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION GAY SPARK (By Clanranald, dam Catherine Wheel.) Gay Spark will travel Blenheim, ! Flaxbourne and surrounding districts. Particulars later. Blenheim, 22nd August, 1908. TO STAND THE SEASON. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION MURKIE ENGLAND. ]N response to many enquiries, Mr . T. Ross has decided to place the services of this well-kno\rn siro at the disposal of breeders in Marlborough during tho coming season. His fame is too well-known to the sporting | public to require comment. The per- ; rormances of Platapus, Merry Rose, Prelude, Tikarawa, Royal Blue, Merry Zealand, Merry Boy, and others too numerous to mention, are all wellknown to sports in the district. A yearling by Merry England from Prr'igiie, bought by J. H. Prosser a Porirtta trainer, brought 225 guineas Merry England will be in charge of a thoroughly reliable man. For further particulars apply to W. MASKILL, y Groom in Charge.