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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 144, 16 June 1909, Page 7

NEW GOODS FOR WINTER. Perfection Heating Stoves. Coal Heating Stoves. Oil Heating Stoves. Register Grates. Hobbed Grates. Open Grates. '■-■•WELSBACH KEROSENE INCANDESCENT LIGHT. Acetylene Gas Lighting Plant. Carbide very cheap. Lanterns, Is each. W. CAEE, Market Street - - Blenheim*

¥/e!IlBgton House. "V^7.E !imv«' niMV on view a * * hrrgv :iv«rti»Hiit of pretty •TIUSIiIKP MN.UNKKy at most j reasonablo. prices. Ladies hip invited to inspect our stock bt-fcre purchasing their WLVfEJJ HATS. We have also a good selection of WARM and DAINTY BLOUSES in Fhuinel, • Flanaolette, Delaine, Cashmere, etc. Thrower and Ifiiwer, WELLINGTON HOUSE, 68, Market Street.

BUBSILI/S ' PATENT DBOPPERS AND INTERMEDIATES. DON'T FORGET THEMnnHET are Cheap, qniokl X *f«ot«I, *■*-> *nd effect!™. Prices of Intermediates and Footplates hava bean Reduced. - Send to N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE COMPANY, Blenheim, or FULLER BROS., Seddon, for Circulars. RertiGval Notice. THE DONSS&iION BOOT SHOP. TJEMOVED TO CARR'S BUILD". A|w INGS, opposite Town Hall. GEO. HAVES, PROPRIETOR. Give us a caJI,

PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS BALDWIN & RAYWARD, O A TENT AGENTS, ■*- WELLINGTON. Blenheim, Representative : W. T. CHURCHWARD, PATENT AGENT (Corner Market Square Nor£h); STATIONERS' HALL. NEW B O~~o"k S AT REGULAR INTERVALS, Leather; Goods in immense variety, . FANCY GOODS Uf Various Descriptions for Presents* Bibtes, Prayer Books, Hymn Book*. LATEST BOOKS~OF ALL KINDS. Largest and Best Stock of ttewwrd Books ever held in Blenheim, E. H. PENNY. FOR GROCERIES BRUSH WARE, Etc. Try J. S. PIRRIE, • CHARLES STREET. (Next Bank of New South Waiei) BLENHEIM. CUSTOMERS Taited upon for V, orders, and- goods <ieli?«r«d daily. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOB BUTTER AND EGGS. i Telephone 244. J. A. M'KAY, , HORSE-SHOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH RENWICKTOWN, TTAS started business as a Bars* ■*-*- shoer and General Blaokraifci in the premises lately occupied by MV R. Gibson, and trusts by the best of workmanship and moderate prices t@ merit a share of patronage. " MARLBOROUGH~EXPii^jr SUBSCRIBERS who ar© not reoelv. ing their papers regularly from the Express rauaeirs will oblige |« oommunioating witb the publisher*