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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 56, 11 March 1910, Page 1

The «!•••»•> Tha FapmtPl! The Business Man"* Tha. Working • Main's PAPEJfr.

POPULAR NOTICE COLUMN. MAKE KNOWN YOUR NEEDB, Wanted Advertisements, relating to Labour, Etc., Lost, Found, Te Let, For Sale and Short Trad* Notices, KOI EXCEEDING BXXTXUf words, are inserted in this column for one shilling each insertion, if prepaid. I WE HAVE MOVED INTO OUR NEW SHOP. Four Doobs from our old stand' and next to W. Carp, Esq» COPP & KNIGHT, THE BOOTMEN. Telephone 224. - OUR ANNUALgREMINDER FOB the Season now approaching we are booking orders for: STACK COVERS. BINDER COVERS. Our famous GREEN TARPAULIN* are too well-known to need com* ment. / JUTE TARPAULINS also manufactured this Season. S. MAESTON'B TARPAULIN FACTORY, Market Street South. Telephone 225. ART FURNITURE, TT7E have just received iron! ▼ T London the newest design*. Furnish your homes with taste. It costs no more than the ordinary furniture. We guarantee every article produced in our factory. PICTURES FRAMED in specially. [ selected artistic Mouldings, m oaf well known style and finish. HOLCROFT & CO. ORK SAUSAGES—A special line at J. Draper's Butchery, 6& per lb. /~IOLD CROSSES, real stones, 18s KA 6d each; Gold Hearts, 8s 6d each; G.S. Hearts, 5s each. At W. J. Martin's Sale. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. — Solid gold Band Rings, all sizes, 12s 6d each.—Gamble and Ferry's Dissolution Sale. ANTED.—Two men for lowering drain. Bank House. Wages 8s per day and found. Apply Mr Monro, Muller Road. ANTED.—A Cowman, Ind situation , for experienced ploughman. Apply immediately, John T. Mowat. WANTED.— Tenders for Cutting and Stacking about 2 acres of Cowgrass. Apply Thomson, Rivers- ~ dale. ■ WANTED.— Young man or boy for milking and odd jobs. Apply Alfred Litchfield, "Livermere," Blenheim. ANTED.-All to see lovely Neck Pendants, real stones, only 18s 6d each.—At W. J. Martin's Sale. ANTED, by a young lady.—A' position as governess to young children. Handy with needle. I.QST near Chong -Lee and i Lo. s.—Silver-mounted mother-of-pearl handle off umbrella. Reward. "Express" Office., VTJTANTED TO BUY.—Horsehair V ▼ in any quantity. Apply Dowhng, Cabinetmaker, Market Street. WANTED.— A wife: one who h— been nourished on BENSk> DORP'S Cocoa preferred. TlTANTED.—Fencers to call at F. t? W. Adams's to inspect a good assortment of Wire Strainers, Pliers, Cutters, etc., etc.—l 2 and 14, Market Street, Blenheim. BREAD, Butter, Cake and Pickle Forks, sterling silver, hallmarked, all one price—5s each; worth double the money.—Gamble and Ferry's Dissolution Sale. OUND.-The place to get yo*« clothes dyed, cleaned and presae* like new; also dry cleaned. Umbrella* manufactured and re-covered from 3s up. Hats and gloves cleaned, » specialty. Give us a trial.— Ron and Sheehan, Dye Works. Waits* Street. UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE—Just received another large consignment exquisite modern furniture, comprising Duchesse Chests, Ward* robes, Chevals, Washstands, Hallstands j latest styles in Oak Bedsteads, etc. In fact, anything and everything for the house. Inspection cordially invited. Seeing is Deliering, and believing is buying.—T* Smale, 13 Alfred Street. REAL Leather Purses, sterling silver mounts, all one price— 7s 6d each; usually 10s 6d, 12s 6d,. 15s.—Gamble and Ferry's Dissolution Sale. WEDDING, Invitation, and Calibration Cards.—New Deaigm at "Maryborough Express' Printing Hatum. : Among the guests at an informal dinner in New York was a bright Philadelphia girl. "These are snails," said a gentleman nest to her, when that dainty was served. "I suppose Philadelphia people don't eat them, for fear of cannibalism?" "Oh, no," was her instant reply/:, "it isn't that. Wo'couldn't catCA>xhem,"