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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 58, 14 March 1910, Page 4

New velveteens, in all the shades for autumn wear, and a splendid variety of new dress goods, at F. AY. Smith and Co.'s.

Autumn blousings at F. AT. Smith and Co.'s. A very nice selection, and most reasonable in price.

New season's goods are now being shown at H. F. Hall's. Everything of the best quality at the lowest prices.—H. F. Hall. Information was received from Picton this afternoon to the effect that there is one of the highest tides there to-day that has been seen for years. The sea rose above the jetty wharf, and the esplanade is covered. The high tides are laccompanied by a north-west wind and heavy rain.

Ladies' jackets, in all the latest materials and.styles, are now being shown at. H...F. Hall's. You are cordially invited to inspect.—H. I<. Hall.

An extra special line of velveteens, in all shades, including the very latest Maryoplane, at Is 6d a yard. This line is honestly worth 2s.—H. P. Hall.

Fur necklets and feather boas, in great variety, marmots, chinchillas, fox, stonemartin, bear, etc., at prices you cannot resist. Come and see them.—H. F. Hall. , *

Blonsings! Blousings! The largest assortment ever seen in the district, and all short ends. Come and secure the pick.—H. F. Hall.

20 dozen ladies' sample underclothing, all made of Horrocks's longcloth ; camisoles, chemises, and nightdresses, all prices.—H. F. Hall. *

Silver-mounted vases, usual price 4& 6d pair; now 2s 3d. Butter knives, jam spoons, etc., half-price. Hundreds of articles almost given away, at W. J. Martin's sale. *