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Tha Sheepowner's The Farmep'? ■ The Business Man's The Working Man's PAPER.

(POPULAR NOTICE COLUMN. MAKE KNOWN YOUR NEEDS. Wanted Advertisements, relating to Labour, etc. ; Lost, Found, ToXei, For Sale, and short Trade Notices, NOT EXCEEDING SIXTEEN WORDS, BT» inserted in this column for ON» SEiLXJxa each insertion, I? pbepAMk ' CRICKET & TENNIS' SEASON. Ladies' Black Tennis Shoes, 3s lid and ,7s lid. Gents' White Canvas Boots, rubber soles, 6s 6d. Gents' White Canvas Shoes, rubber soles, 4a lid and 9s 6d. Gents' Black Tennis Shoes, 4s lid. " —AT — - ■ COPP & KNIGHT'S, CASH BOOT M4&T. Telephone 224. i! CHINESE LAUNDRY. WE' beg to inform the general public that' we have commenced business in High Street, next Marl- # borough Hotel. All work entrusted to us will be called for and delivered, promptly; FONG AND LEE. . i ■ EUROPEAN LAUNDRY. TARVIS AND FORREST, High *Jt .Street, opposite Cooke's Store. Hotels, Boardmghouses and Residences waitod on. Laundry work called for and delivered. Only expert hands employed. First-class work guaranteed. Prompt attention, A trial solicited. Telephone 190. SOW Sutton's Goldon Tankard Mangold, matures quickly, remains sound far into spring.—Dalgety and Co. CALL at Mrs Braddock's for bargains in Summer Gloves, Children's Hosiery, .Blousing, Prints, Delaines, etc. WANTED.— A Smart Boy for the delivery store. Apply Nevison's Store. * WANTED.— Private Board and Lodging, reasonable rates. Address "A.M.,* "Express" Office. WANTED.— A Lad. Chance to loam business. Apply Monday, Manager, Gibbons'and Co., Blenheim. ANTED TO BUY.—Any quantity of Bottles, Cast Iron. Old Zinc and Metal and left-off Clothing. —A. Hendy, Blenheim Post Office. . SITUATION Wanted for married couple. Man, chauffeur and generally "useful. Woman, housework or nurse. For particulars apply Mrs Seymour, Meadowbank. JUMPING PARTIES.—Four Cotv_y tages to let for summer months, unfurnished. Telephone Mahakipawa. Apply W. S. Gregg, Mahakipawa. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, Cheap. —Good Jersey Cow, just calvetu Apply "Express" Office. ON and after this late our terms are strictly Cash.—X. Preston and C, Couzens, Dressmakers. L f^i ARDENERS—IMPORTANT J F. vX W. Adams has recently installed latest machinery for sharpening lawn-mowers. If your mower does not give you satisfaction, let, us have same, and we will thoroughly overhaul and return the machine promptly to you. Workmanship and satisfaction fully "warranted, con*bined with strictly moderate charges. Note address:. Market Street, Blenheim. ■ > ■ SOW Sutton's Golden Tankard Mangold, genuine seed, grown only by button and Sons.—Dalgety and Co. > I^OR SUITS that will fit, and fits / that will suit, you cannot go wrong by ordering your nest from Chris. Smith, tWo doors from Town Hall. English, Irish, Scotch, and Colonial Tweeds, from £3. SEE our special window display of Cutlery, including Table and Dessert Knives, Forks, Spoons, and Pocket Knives. This superior line of cutlery is imported direct from the manufacturers. Agent for the Standard and Wertheim Sewing Machines. —T. Smale, The Universal Provider. |pILOTHES Cleaned and Pressed Uk s \J new.—Chris. Smith, Marked Street South, two doors from Toww Hall. T ETHABY'S" UMBRELLA~wbRKB JLJ —Umbrellas Re-covered and ReWired. Sole agent for New Zealand for Hoyland's Lock Ribs. Ladies' and gents' umbrellas stocked at the local agent's.—CShris. Smith, two doors from Town Hall. riIHE New Zealand Government sup_L ports British, in preference to foreign manufactures ; so does every loyal Colonist, especially so when the British goods hapoen to be superior. That's why BOUIINVILLE COCOA i» so popular. WEDDING, Invitation, and Celebration Cards.—New Designs fci "Marlboroagh Express'- Printing Bon&sI QOW Sutton's _ Golden Tankard KJ Mangold, immense cropper, clean, handsome rooi-s.—Dalo-ety and Co. WILLIAM BOTHAM, BUILDER, TUA MARINA. "T^TORIv done in any part of tha ' V District. ESTIMATES GIVEN. IN MEiIORIAJf CARDS—An Assortment in choice designs, juafc received at Exawssss Office. EXPRESS."' SUBSCRIBERS who are not roceivlL . l"S their papers regularly from the "Express" runners wiJl oblige by -Uoaimanieating with fcha Publisher.

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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 248, 19 October 1908, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 248, 19 October 1908, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 248, 19 October 1908, Page 1