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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 3, 5 January 1910, Page 7

rpENDEES are itrrited raJta^plt -*- on WEDNESDAY, the 12th ' January ; 1910, for— Asphalting and Curbing theNe Street from Maxwell Road i Charles Street, in tl Borough of Blenheim, f< the New Street Syndicate. Plans and specifications.may be see at my office. A. E. AUSTIN, A.M.I.C.E. SPECIAL INVITATION TO AL LADIES INTERESTED I] COOKING. A PRACTICAL Cooking Demor stration will be given in m Shop on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, an SATURDAY NEXT, with the "Nei Perfection Kerosene Stores." Scones, Cakes, etc., will'be bake< and handed round with afternoon tea commencing at 3 p.m. J. BENNING. SHEEP FOR SALE. AKf\ FIVE-YEAR-OLD Half-bre< t-kO\J Ewes j 400 to 500 two-tootl half-bred Ewes; 280 &-tooth half-brec Ewes; 584 four-year-old half-brec Ewes; for delivery about the end oi February. Also: Shropshire and Half-bred Rams of all ages. ' Apply to— J. W. BROWN, Manager, Ugbrooke Station, Blenheim. PARKER'S Cycle and Motor Stores WISH you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year, and have pleasure in announcing that MRH.X>IX, for 12 years managing for Adams, L.td.j Wellington, tabes over the nanagesment of this business with the *Jew Year. MR DIX is recognised in the Cycle ;rade as the most able manager in Zealand. We have received congratulations rom all the largest firms on having ecured his services, so now confilently invite Ahe-Cycling and« Motor-, ng Public of "Mar'lborbugh to extend heir requirements to him, and are ure that they will be* given great atisf action. PARKER'S, HIGH STREET. CHRISTMAS: 1909T TUST ARRIVED: All new FRUITS, CORDIALS, HAMS, and other seasonable Goods. also: A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF TEAS. Good Value. ' 51b Parcels from 4s 9d upwards. > J. Si PIRRIE, CHARLES STfcEET; * ' FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON. rOYSfor the kiddies in endless variety. Imported direct from rermany, arid being sold at less than wholesale prices. / .New Season's Fruit of all descripum, and extra fine quality. Electro-plated Ware and Cutlery, ■ splendid assortment. 60 dozen Cordials and Aerated Patera1/ all brand*. ,*l3 J P? ses Enamel Ware, etc., etc., '»«* from, the manufacturers. 2 Case* Hams ancj Bacon, speda? Don't go past us. We give you letter quality for less money than ny other store in Marlborough FULLER BROS., SEEDON. ' i TO [ Motor Car Buyers. "W^ $tlZt arrangement 9 I^T^^sDomMnpn, enabling ns to , SELL CAKB at English catalogue pnces, pins the actual importing i charge. , > "GIiADIATOR," "BERLIET" L an<*. "BBOWtt" tyQTOR CARS > are the best ttie world produces. > CATALOGUES OH APPLICATION. ' ' « >77 We J?ave one or two shopBoilod^ Cars ,that -weave' prepared to ; CarsironfS"^ aIS° SecOnd-haild W. B. SCOTT * CO., i 49 MANCHESTER ST ( Christchurch, ► Ijl 13 Ijl lilt To every pur- \ « -^ JtXL4-Ci • chaser of one 5 I ■^—————■ of our 18cfc. X f Golb Wedding RiNGs we ppa- j ? sent Halp-dozek vbey best ► I Elbctbo Silver Tea Spoons. 4 I NOTE ADDRESS— S Gamble & Ferry, THE JEWELERS. i 4 Market St., Blenheim. I SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. (\OC\ ACRES, Taranaki. H miles \JmJ\J from creamery. All cleared and free from noxious weeds. Carried 800 ewes and 80 cnrxs last winter, and Slenty feed to spare. Well-fenced and ivided into paddocks. £12 per acre. Easy terms, say £700 to £1000 cash, balance monthly. .*srand obance for family of milkeva.—DWAN BROS., Welhnjrton.