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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 222, 16 September 1909, Page 7

_ I Ready-to-wear Suits. > PERFECT FITTING. CORRECT STYLES. | r Newest Materials. Weil Made. . [. r All Pure Woollens. I 30/- 35/- 40/- 45/- 50/- 52/6 57/6. \ r <» «» «%> '<» «•> q» <+*■ > - -A- ■ - ■ V f\WR WINTBE STJITi|TGS in English, Scotch, and Colonial Fancy ' \ \_P Tweeds, Serges., Worsteds, Bannockburns, Etc., are to hand for our < f TAILORING DEPAETMENT. Every man requires the COEBECT \ STYLE in a suit. Many a mangoes into a shop with an Up-to-date Fashion p i \ Drawing in his mind, and finally goes away with a Clothes Delusion on < > his back. THIS WILL NOT BE TOTJE EXPEEIENCE IF TOU \ PLACE YOUR OEDEE WITH US. on f We guarantee our specially- Yai Sored Suit will \ not only fit WELL and look WELi, when yoa first put it on, but it will ]j # T hold its style and fit until completely worn out. % A great comfort for winter is an Arctic Vest. "We have opened a large shipment from England, and CAN FIT ANT \ MAN—young or old, stout or thin. They can be worn with. any suit, and are smart in appearance. L Our new styles in Caps, made by Tress & Co. and Welch \ Margetson, of London, are the smartest in headwear we have ever shown. r NEW SHIETS, TIES, COLLARS, BRACES, and GENTS' UNDEE- 1 3 WEAR, from the world's leading manufacturers. \ 11 L. C. Bartlett,, 1 , c ' > MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTER, i it Market Street. * _L H. H O A R, Wairau Monumental Works, CORNER OF HIGH & PERCY STREETS, BLENHEIM "TOTE HAVE ON HAND— Monuments, Headstones and Crosses, ** in best CARRARA (Italian) MAEBLE. Also to land in a few weeksMemorials in SCOTCH and FOREIGN GRANITES. ! ALL KINDS OF CEMETEET WOEK EXECUTED. Concrete Grave 3 Enclosures in any design. Inscriptions in imperishable Lead Letters, a specialty. 1 Scad for our Pocket Catalogue. Ourwork is orfr recommendation. See Samples in local and Picton Cemetery, DESIGNS AIVD ESTIMATES FUKNISHED. J. A. LESLIE, Tinsmith, Plumber and Gasfitter. DRAINS LAID. ARTESIAN WELLS SUNK. BATHS, PUMPS, TANKS, AND WINDMILLS Supplied and Erected. Corner of Alfred St. and Grove Boad. P.Oi Box 122* Telephone ISS.

["••■■■ NEW GOODS. Miller & McKay HAVE JUST LANDED A LARGE SHIPMBNT —of — NEW SEASON'S GOODS. —TO BE — SOLD AT BEDROCK PRICES. Iron Age and Planet Seed Drills and Double-wheel Hoes. Oliver Garden Plougks and Horse Hoes. LAWN ROLLERS. Spray Pumps, * Pruning Shears and Knives.. Garden Spades, Forks, Hoes and Rakes. YATES'S RELIABLE VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. NEW DESIGNS IN CROCKERY & GLASSWARE. Fine assortment of SILVERWARE. Table and Hanging Lamps. And if about to furnish, give us s call for , , RELIABLE FURNITURE. Al Bedsteads, and Pure, Sweet Bedding. Push and Go-carts in great variety. ALL SELLING CHEAP FOR CASH —Afl — Miller & McKay's, GENERAL' IMPORTERS, BLENHEIM AND PICTON. DETROIT MARINE ENGINES. POWER, Speed, Simple, Safe. Start without cranking. No cams, no chains, no sprockets, quiet in operation. Reverse and rim in either direction. Built in sizes small enough for a power canoe, or large enough and powerful enough for an ocean-going tug boat. Detroit engines always start when required, and keep running when required. Guaranteed by makers for 12 months against defective material and workmanship. Detroit marine engines are sold with complete equipment for fresh or salt water. Why hesitate? If you wtfcnt an engine to push your boat f«r you get a Detroit. The engine is right, the price fright. Order one now la -tamo for the holidays., For price and particulars »all atr— ELSM.ORE & PATCH ETT'S CASH CYCLE DEPOP;

■» «■» «».^ ■» *~ » % '%- %. *i SPECIAL TURNIP FERTILIZER EISO^'S SPECIAL RAPE FERTILIZER MR WILFRED G. STEAD, K«rara! s Hawke'* Bay, iWritati— ... - . • ; "I mi fndaoed to nwi riSON'B TURNIP PER- . IXILISER after seeing «rten»t© experiments with, nunnred Tarnipt carried out at Lincoln College come als or pe^en years ago. Binoe then —to use a hackneyed erpren don— * I bars nted n« otlwr.'" Obtainable through Looml Merchant*. MURRAY ROBERTS & CO., WELLINGTON, eSNIBAL AGINTi. Fire Insurance. MR 0. R. MURRAY, Local Representative of the Australasian T. and G. Mutual Life Assurance Society, Ltd., who has also been appointed Agent for the GUARDIAN ASSURANGEi COMPANY, LIMITED, at BLENHEIM, is prepared to consider proposals for Fire Insurance on all c. ses of property, at the lowest current rates of premium. : The Guardian has been established over 80 years, and has total assets of over £6,500,000. OFFICE: LEVIN AND CO.'S NEW BUILDINGS, ALFRED STREET. Keating' & Nicholas, BLACKSMITHS, WHEELWRIGHTS. COACHBUILDERS, HORSE-SHOERS AND GENERAL SMITHS, AND COACH-PAINTERS. ALL kinds of V«3uolea Mad* er Repaired on the Shortest Notioe. HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. Adafaew:] Charles Street, at sear ci Club Stable* IHE luxury of the day—BfiNSi PORFS COCOA.