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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 116, 14 May 1909, Page 7

L. W. YARRALL, /GENERAL PRODUCE & WOOD VX AND COAL DEALER. I GROVE ROAD. ! HAS FOR SALE—Prime Oatensheaf Chaff, Oats, Pollard, Bran, Wheat, Barley, Potatoes^Onions, Flour, etc., etc., at Lowest Prices. • Also v A large stock of the best Dry Firewood in our yards, which can be I supplied in' any length and quantity, from 5s worth upwards. State, Puponga, Coalbrookdale and Newcastle Coal (screened). Customers can rely on getting satisfaction and prompt delivery. GIVE US A TRIAL. ! 1 Telephone 189. bubsili/s PATENT DROPPEKS AND INTERMEDIATES. DON'T FORGET THEM. mHEY »re Cheap, quickly weofca^ *•*-* and effectiva. Prices of Intermediates and Footplates have been Reduced. - Send to N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE COMPANY, Blenheim, or FULLER BROS., Seddon, for Circulars. JUST LANDED 100 CAs:? s OF NEW GOODS. ALL MARKED VERY CHEAP FOR CASH. W. C.AEB, MARKET STREET.

Removal Notic®* THE DOMINION BOOT SHOP. REMOVED TO CARR'S BUILDINGS, opposite Town Hall. GEO. HAVES, PROPRIETOR.; Give us a cail. PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS, v BALDWIN & RAYWARD, PATENT AGENTg/ WELLINGTON. Blenheim Representative : W. T. CHURCHWARD, PATENT AGENT (Corner Market Square North). STATIONERS' HALL, Ne w b 6~o~k s AT REGULAR INTERVALS. Leather Goods in immense variety. I FANCY GOODS Of Various Descriptions for Presents. Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Books. LATEST BOOKS OF ALL KINDS. Largest and Best Stock of . Reward Books ever held in Blenheimi c. h. PE'yy t. FOR GROCERIES BRUSHWARE, Etc. Try J S. PIRRIE, CHARLES STREET. (Next Bank of New South Wales), BLENHEIM. . /~IUSTOMERS waited upon for \j Orders, end goods delivered daily* HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR > BUTTER AND EGGS. Telephone 244. J. A. M'KAY, HORSE-SHOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH. RENWIC X ro W H. HAS started business as a Rofsfe* shoer and General Blacksmith in the premises lately occupied' by M? R. Gibson, and trusts by the bet* of workmanship and moderate pricet.t* merit a share of patronage. " MARLBOROUGH EXPRESS." SUBSCRIBERS who are not (recelviaig their papers regularly from the Express runneirs will oblige by oommunioatiing with the publisher.