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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 106, 3 May 1909, Page 7

WASHING KKfe, I SYDAL § WHTON'B HAH 3 EMOLLIENT. j It sootbaa a«d heats ths bauds a& soon : )js Bj as put on, the fffset being instantaneous, a §3 Awarded Gold Medal at the New Zealand m m Exhibition. Beware of imitations, M . if SYEiit is the registered name udopted 3 H to jijciect buyers of Wilton* Hand m H Eniolli«nt. 1/6 ail ch«!U>isU. 13 J8 AWATERE HOCKEY CLUB SOCIAL. SEDDGN HALL. FRIDAY, 7-th MAY, 1909. Double Tickets 3s; Single Is 6d. J. W. HUMPHREYS, 'Secretary, pro tern. NOTICE. ANY person found trespassing, on Valleyfield with dog oa* gun, without permission-, will h® prosecuted. W. BELL. NOTICE. ANY person found TRESPASSING In pursuit of game, or for iany other purpose whatever, on any part of the Ugbrooke property, will be PROSECUTED with the utmost rigor of the law. H. D. VAVASOUR. NOTICE. ANYONE found trespassing with dog or gun in the Omaka Riverbed, or any other part of our properties, viz., Hawkesbury, Tiimara, or Tymtesfield, will be prosecuted. CHAS. GOULTER. R. F. GOUIAER. OMAKA ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. THAT portion of Coleman's Road, Sprdnglands, leading from the Old Renwick Road to Coleman's small bridge, is CLOSED until further notice. By Order of the Board. H. HOWARD, Secretary. WANTED KNOWN. nnHAT J. L. HIGGS has started X business as Signwriter, Grainer and General House-decorator, and Painter. Hand-painted Picture Friezes a specialty. Illuminated Addresses prepared. Parker's Buildings, High Street. PAINTING CLASSES. AT the request of several intendin pupils, I have decided to start a Painting Class on Wednesdays and Saturdays. If intending pupils will communicate with me by letter, or dall on a Wednesday or Saturday afternoon at Parker's Buildings (No. 4 upstairs), terms and arrangements may be made. Subjects: Flowers, Landscape, etc., in oil or water-colors. * na J. Xj. JtUvrurDl.