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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 222, 16 September 1909, Page 5

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE friends of Mr John Smith are* respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife, which will leave his residence, Weld Street, for; the Omaka Cemetery at 2 o'clock on<. SATURDAY; 18th inst. BYTHELL AND CO., •■• . Undertakers. TO BUILDERS. ~~ TENDERS are invited until WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of September, 1909, for the Erection of Shops and Offices in Market Place, Blenheim, for E. H. Eccles, Esq. Plans and specifications may be seen at my office. '. A. E. AUSTIN, Architect. ESTATE OF. THE LATE H. F. HALL. A LL Claims against the above Estate must be rendered, addressed to the undersigned, not later than the 23rd inst. J. W. O'NEILL. TENDERS FOR FIBRE CARTING. mENDERS are invited for Carting -*- Flax and Tow during period from October next till April, 1910^ from Mr J. 'MeFarlane's fibre jShed, Wantwood Flat, to Blenheim; also for Back Loading. ' " . Tenders received by the undersigned up till 25th September. , Full particulars on application.to—• N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILEAGENCY CO., LTD., Blenheim. "~ TOWN HALL.. ' TO-NIGHT. USTNIBHT: ALLAN HAMILTON'S DRAMATIC COMPANY, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY).; First Production, in Blenheim of *ttie| Romantic and Sensational Drama "QUEEN OF THE NIGHT.'?« "QUEfEN OF THE NIGHT^ "QUEEN OF THE NIGHT." Box Plan at Quartly's. ■ . POPULAR PRICES: 4s, 2s 6d and Is/ Manager, George Buller. T. AUDBEW ' S HALL; TO-MORROW NIGHT a at 8 o'crosk. In aid of St.'Andrew's " ' ; Sunday School.'- . P.B Q G EAMM E, 1. Overture—Orchestra. ' 2. Tableau—" Pickwick Club out Shoot: . : ' in£". ■■;"■■■ ..;. " '■'"'• o QftTim. "How many a Jovely caravan" 3. Song j„l{ in the reat - ba / aars » , i (Amy Wood ford Finden.) r ■ MBS J. HAEDEN. 4. Juvenile Action Song—" Sice Saw".' • 5. Song—Selected ... ... ~l ; A. V. STAMP. 6. Tableau—Gjpsy Scene. PART 11. . ; 1. Overture—Orchestra 2. Jarley's Waxworks 3. Flute Sj>io—" Adante". ... .„ . ' w. hay, .. _ ~-' ■• ■:;■.■■; 4. Tableau—"Faith, Hope and Charity", 5. Song—"Thy Throne". ;.'•. • ... ' : G. LITCHFIBLD. 6. Tableau—"Over the garden wall". ".] 7. " Soldiers in the park." ... ..». Solosist, Mrs E. McCALLUM. Chorus, Company; . Admission .... .... 2/-and 1/ST. MAEXJS CHIJECH, BLBNHBik. SUNDAY EVENINGS 6>30. THRILLING STOBY ;; .. • ■ of ..■-■■ ■■■••;■■■ ■; ST. MARY'S ORPHANAGE, Stoke, 1872-19G9, By the present manager, the EEVEEEND FATHEE CLANCY, Ladies! Don't Forget! WE AEE SHOWING OUR NEW AND UP-TO-DATE MILLINERY DRAPERY, ETC. ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR THE SPRING SEASON. You are invited to inspect our stock before placing your order else-* where for a STYLISH HAT. Style and Price are sure to please. C. H. JAMES, UP-TO-DATE DRAPER, ETC., MARKET STREET SOUTH. MARLBOROUGH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. ,■'■ .. ANNUAL MEETING. ■' '. THE Annual General Meeting of the Marjborough Horticultural Society will be held in Mr J, Conolly's Office on THURSDAY, 16th, at 8 p.m. Members are requested to attend/ Job Printing, any sfcyle or color, at Express Office. - v/ :