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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 2, 4 January 1910, Page 1

iXoias and New Year Olfts: c -.■■<!■ J FOR ( > Your Family and your Frifeiids, ! I AT THE D.I.C. !; { ' ' ' _______ ■ . . < The D.I C. has a splendid assortment of articles suitable < } l ' for Seasonable Gifts—handsome, attractive, and useful—and <* { any of these will be sent to country orders. If you do not # 1 know what to select, send us a note ..of. what you>waru. and < Vv'e v\ ill -make the best possible selection for you. < , " '^ -• A FEW ;Sti66ESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS, | , Toys, Dolls, Animals,, Mechanical Toys, in great variety ' . ■ , i and at all:prices- ' r 2» Leather Goods.-Purses, Handbags, Cigaiette Cases, Pocket- .1 ;■ ...,( (' , ;'■■■:■ books..- -. ■ . : ...; ■'' ' 1 '■' ■ .1 Pewter Ware, Silver Ware, and Silver-plated Articles. ( ' Artistic China, and Delicate Glass. ' . Dress Lengths, Blouse Pieces, Fancy Handkerchiefs, B^lt§, 1 I Buckles, .. ■ Gloves, Fancy Hosiery, Ties, and Scarfs. i Cushion Covers.,,. Tray Cloths, Drawn-thread Work. ? , you can "imag-tne or - desire "you, will find ff r 1 here* -Send to us, and your CUristmas gilts \\\»ll give" 1 1 deligrljt. ' • 1 , ,\€\ W- /7J Panama and Brandon Sts., L/«l*W«f WELLINGTON. im^^m^ Xmas. Greetings Ca^g^ri^ A FEW OF OUR Suitable Christmas Gifts. Leather Music Carriers, from Is 6d to __HP^^_^__iPi_______r_-S pta™gr*PH 12s 6d, £3 10s, £6 10s, _____^_______B ' *^9^nP*^^' **9 -LOS* t&XMVttbwr'^ ■ aui*ift.^ ecords> ls> ls^lsM' [ PSBm A"l™ v3JW Violins from 20s to £15. /_____f^^___ JSfcs—-_____■ Bound Music Volumes — Beetlioven, x^islWv^&K^tß^^^ Accordeons from 7s 6d to 455. N^^^^T^^^H^^^j^P^ Cornets, Piccolos, Banjos, Zithers, / Sjjfljftli^^^ FOR TH|: CHILDREN.—Toy Music Jmp^^ Box« 3, Mouth Organs, Bagpipes, QUARTLY'S MUBIC ALBUMS-Mualo by our local composer, A. D. Vanninl-Po«t free, 2a. QUARTLY'S Music Store, Blenheim.

J, A. M'KAY, HORSE&HOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH. RENWICKTOWN. . HAS started business as a Horseshoer and General Blacksmith in the. premises lately occupied by Mr R. Gibson, and trusts by the best of workmanship and moderate prices to merit a share of patronage. WARD & SONS, BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS, Charles St., Blenheim TELEPHONE - - NO. 206. ROBERTSON & MILLS, SPRING CREEK, GENERAL CJTOREKEEPERS —AND— DEALERS IN PRODUCE. Good Stock of CLOTHING, DRAPERY BOOTS, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE Always on Hand. A. J. DOWLING, Market St. South (LATE J. FOWLEB), FOR RELIABLE AND Up-to-date Furniture. ' Nenv Line of OAK OVERMANTELS, VERY CHEAP, LOST.— A pound tin of BENSDORFS Cocoa. Finder wed not communicate with the police;

■■f ■ ■ ' The Compliments of the Season. . •\JIi7E desire to extend to v- * * our numerous customers throughout Marlborough our sincere thanks for their patronage and support during the past year, and to wish them a very MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR., We Apish to take them into our confidence in informing them that this year will be the most successful and prosperous one we ( have experienced during our 30 years in business. In return for this we shall endeavour to beat it next year by giving added attention to all details. G. BARY & SON, THE LEADERS, REN WICK. CRITERION STABLES, BLENHEIM. LORRIES, Expresses, Gabs, Double ' and Single Buggies, Gigs, etc., on Hire. PICNIC PARTIES CATERED FOR. Cabs meet all Trains. Ladies' Waiting-room. STRANGE & MICHALANNEY, 'Phone 160. DAIKEE & SON. (Established 50 years.) T3RICKLAYERS, BRICKMAKERB —AND— GENERAL CONTRACTORS. Grove Road: Blenheim, and Elevation: Picton. Managers of Blenheim Branch: GEORGE DAIKEE AND C. KERKPATRICKt