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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 96, 21 April 1909, Page 7

J ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■ —■ 1 Telephone 155. P.O. Bex 122. !j. .J. A. LESLIE 53 9 ,| | Plumbing and Tiasmltiiiog Works, I Corner of Alfred Street and Grove Road. gj Fin HE Largest and most up-to-date Plumbing and Tinsmitliing Works M JL in Marlborough. . . A large staff of competent workmen- j !'*" employed, so customers can rely on receiving prompt attention. . . Dairy utensils, Tea Urns, and every description of Tinware made to order. . . Artesian Wells Sunk and Drains Layed. . . Hot and Cold Water services fitted up. . . . Water Tanks, Pumps, Baths, and Furnace Frames in stock. . . . Hydraulic Rams, Hot-air Engines and Windmills fitted and repaired. ... A choice selection ■ of Gasfittings, Burners and Globes. . . . Agent for the Lindsay Light, the best and cheapest light on the market. . . Estimates ga given for any class of work connected with the trade, free of cost. Only Address : Corner of Grove Road arsd A!fs*ac3 Stalest.

Sale! Sale! Sale! W. J. MARTIN. The Leading Jeweller". Half-yearly *"Ib^ jS^h discount m^^ 5 iS ALE MM STARTS J|// /|P||i . SATURDAY Sb_bNp March 20th. Bargains * ■ Value, and if fl Superior* ' a _ Quality. 4^ A GREAT BARGAINS IN E.P. WARE. - 5/- IN THE £ OFF, • Leather Goods, 0/- in the £ off. Jewellery, 3/- in the £ off. ALL BELTS TO BE CLEARED AT HALF-PRICE. Call and Inspect. No one asked to buy. 'Phone 103. AUTUMN SHOW NOW ON. WE beg to advise our customers that he are holding our first display of— Autumn and Winter Millinery IN OUR SHOWROOM. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. THROWER & THROWER, WELLINGTON HOUSE, 68, Market Street South. G. BARY & SON, THE LEADERS, KBNWICK. WE have now opened up a full range of Winter Goods of the very best quality. The shipments comprise— Blankets and Rugs from Kaiapoi Mills Flannels, Wool Shirtings and all-wool Underclothing from Roslyn MiUs Heavy Sox, Crimean Shirts, Singlets, etc. Ladies' very nice Hose and all-wool Vests, Combinations j Jerseys, etc. Boys', Youths' and Men's Tweed Suits, Overcoats, Caps, Hats and Ties. Boots from the leading manufacturers. Groceries and Ironmongery of wellknown brands. Remember! We purchase direct from the makers, and pay cash, consequently we buy on the best terms. We also sell for cash, therefore _ our prices are the lowest in the. district. G. Bary k Sod, POST OFFICE STORE, RENWICK. W. SANDERS, BLACKSMITH & WHEELWRIGHT, SEDDON, T)EGS to inform the residents of -*-* Seddon and surrounding districts that he has purchased the business lately carried on by Thomas Magee. Patrons may rely on obtaining the best of work at moderate charges in both branches. LINSTROM'S MOTOR BUS WILL Leave the Square for Spring Creek every SATURDAY at 5 p.m., returning from Spring Creek ■at 6.30 p.m. The 'Bus will leave the Square on SATURDAY Nights at 10 p.m. for Spring Creek. Fares: ONE SHILLING each way. Motors will be in charge of Mr WCate. "OLENHEIM PALACE CARS. RUNNING DA~ILY TO SPRINGLANDS. Special Cars arranged for, and Timetables on application. J. POPPLETON, Proprietor.