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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 301, 19 December 1908, Page 7

OKARAMIO SPORTS. rpENDERS, ■ addressed to W. Pask, J_ Secretary, Okaramio Sports Club, •with money enclosed, will be received no till SATURDAY, 26th-December, for the Privileges of Lnncli&op and iiternoon ' Tea Booth oil Sports Ground, New Year's Day. j W. PASK, J" ■' Secretary. '^URLBOROUGH TRACTION ENi S AND MACHINE OWNERS' UNION. mHE RATES for the ensuing year 1 have been fixed, as follows: — Threshing Wheat, Oats, and Barley, £7 per 1000 bushels. Threshing Peas and Beans, £9 per 1000 bushels. Threshing Grass Seed, £3 10s per day, or £1 per 100 bushels. Clover-shelling, 20s per hour, farmer to cart coal and water. Chaff-cutting, seven shillings per ton, fourpeiice per sack for ull lines under 100 sacks, fourpence per sack for all loose stuff. Straw-pressing, fourteen shillings per ton., Wcod-sawing, etc., two pounds per day for plant and two men. W. D. PIKE, Hon. Secretary. MARLBOROUGH BREWERY AND DERATED WATER COMPANY, (LIMITED). nnHE Company wish to intimate tc J- their numerous patrons that during the CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR Season, owing to shortage of jars and. kegs, and to avoid disappointment, customers are requested j to bring their own jars or kegs for \ other than Bottled Ale or Stout, of which a good supply in prime condition is on hand. C. P. HULME, Secretary. MARLBOROUGH LAND BOARD ELECTION. TO THE CROWN LESSEES. TT ADIES & GENTLEMEN,— JLJ I beg to announce to you that I am a candidate for' the vacant seat on the Land Board, and beg to solicit your votes and support. If elected as your representative, it will be my constant aim to attend and watch over your interests and requirements. I am, - Ladies; and gentlejnen, Yours faithfully, GEO. M. GUNN. YOU ARE INVITED TO ~ L. A. WHITE'S Establishment, MARKET STREET NORTH, BLENHEIM. IT is the right place for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS and CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Opening to the public To-morrow a large variety of New POST CARDS, from Id to 6d. , THE PRICEsTaRE RIGHT. DIARIES 1909. ONLY NEW.BOOKS IN STOCK. LARGE VARIETY 6d NOVELS. Telephone 138. P.O. Box 73. L. A. WHITE, STATIONER, Etc., BLENHEIM. Xmas. Presents. MILLER & McKAY have just landed a large shipment of CHRISTMAS GOODS, specially imported direct from the makers. SEE oup windows foi> pp ces and quality. ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS. Knives, Forks and Spoons. New Crockery and Glassware Rocking Horses, Tricycles, Toy Prams Wheelbarrows, Air Guns and Pearifles, etc., etc. . For Young and Old. Our 6dand|ls Tables ALL LOADED WITH CHRISTMAS BARGAINS. 100 Cases Preserving Jars, selling Cheaper than ever. Preserving Pans and Wooden Spoons, j ■ I Our Furniture Show Room is ! stocked with up-to-date Furniture and Bedding for Christmas. —at—• Miller & McKay's, GENERAL IMPORTERS, j BLENHEIM AND PICTON. FISON'S SPEGEAL TURIIiP FEBTiLEZER FISO^'S QPFfMS RiPE FERTIIJ7ER MR WILFRED G. STEAD, Kereru, Hawke's Bay, Writes:— "I was induced to use FISON'S TURNIP FERTILISER after seeing extensive experiments with manured Turnips carried out at Lincoln College some six or seven years ago. Since then —to use a hackneyed expres- . sion—' I have used no other.' " Obtainable through Local Merchants. MURRAY ROBERTS & CO., WELLINGTON, GENERAL AGENTS. SOW Sutton's Centenary Turnip, one of the best Yellow Turnips ever introduced.—Dalgety and Co.