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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 247, 17 October 1908, Page 7

F<*?R SU-MWiER and AUTUMN FLOWERINGIS AHLI AS, Is each, 10s per dozen. See general catalogue for new varieties. Try a dozen of our selection for Bs. GLADIOLI.—Try our mixture of Gandavensis Hybrids at 2s per dozen. BEGONIAS—Make splendid Pot Plants for summer flowering. We hay a .special mixture of double and single varieties at 7s 6d per dozen. GLOXINIAS for conservatory, at 10s per dozen. ORDER NOW: CARNATIONS FUCHSIAS PELARGONIUMS BOUVARDIAS. AND DON'T FORGET A FEW CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Call and inspect our: Garden Sundries Lawn Mowers, all sizes, Etc.,' Etc. TOMATO PLANTS NOW READY. Try our Muriate of Potash and increase the blooms of your Sweet Peas. Telephone 96. Attend \ .Bary.&'&onfc-. •-Clearing: Sfile. You can get a capt load of stores for five pounds. BARY AND SON'S tor Groceries.' The Cheapest in the province. Attend the Clearing Sale. MONEY WELL SPENT is money saved. Invest at BARY AND SON'S CLEARING SALE. 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'S CLEARING SALE. DON'T fail to secure a onerpound parcel of Boots and Groceries, and a 40/- parcel of Drapery at BARY'S SALE. r lEW GOODS.. ■ MILLER AND McKAY to the front with the largest shipment of New Goods ever landed in Marlborough, direct from the makers, consisting of— T.U.S. .Hollow Ground and Brunswick Sheep Shears. Cricket Bats, Balls, Gloves and Leg-guards. Tennis Racquets, Balls and Nets. Croquet Sets, fine assortment. Lawn Mowers. Fishing Rods, Lines and Baits. Station requisites of every description. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. _ FURNITURE! If about to furnish.kindly give us a nSfe. Tl^T-KJ?JL find our PRICES ARE uSit ' and G°°dS °f the best FURNITURE AND BEDDING Of every description made to order on the shortest notice. Brass-rail Bedsteads Selling Cheaper than ever. Go-Carts and Prams, Tricycles and Perambulators for the young. —at— MILLER & I'HY'S, GENERAL IMPORTERS BLENHEIM AND PICTON. If you are is?. SearcS-a ot Land, Read This I 4.0H AC?ES to be sold in blocks ~s:\J\J of 100 acres each, or in one lot; unimproved, lease for 5 or 7 years with right of purchase at end of term. Price, £7 10s an acre. Very easy terms. A few miles from Hamilton 9000 ACRES Leasehold, 42 **\J\J\J years to run, at 2a an acre; ring-fenced, flaxmill on property, machinery guaranteed in. hrstr-class order, very little used plenty of flax about; 3-roomed clttage; good grazing land; good reasons for selling; £850 for goodwill 2fis AC^EV U b> 40 improved; v°a r*ng-fen<**i, 6 paddocks 2-roomed cottage, cowshed and shed 999 years' lease at 5 3 an acre. Price £3 an acre; cash or terms can be arthe Wa&o PrOPerti6S are ia or a*™t WM. E. WEST LAND AGENT, HAMILTON. Gr^Lad.^ 8611*^6 ' E' Mead >