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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 95, 28 April 1910, Page 7

A BUSINESS TALK. TO THE EDITOB. Sir, —Thirty years ago, filled witK a f!os:ro to engage in business as a side "line, 31 r G? BARY, Senr., built & small shop in Inkermann Street, Renwick, wherein he intended to stockbulk lines to exchange with farmersand others for produce, etc. Asmight be expected, the building soon proved too dimimitivo for the tradewhich grew so rapidly in a young district, and consequently more commodious premises were erected irt High Street, on which site is the business carried on by us to-day. During, the lengthy period referred to we have seen many ups and downs. Many stores have been started and closed, but OUR business has flourished. We cover a very wide district, as our carts run over country averaging forty miles from the base. Our deliveries, which are punctual and regular, are managed by none Inn: ibo best assistants, who deal courteously with our customers, and whe in return are treated well. We do not hesitate to say that to-day we have the best general storekeeping business in Marlborough, and that, vre- intend to keep it so. We are rot selfi-h.. but delight in seeing our rivals prosper as ourselves; but where TE MUST WIN lies in the facts that: (1) Our goods are of standard quality, which is of the first importance: (2> these goods are bought in the '-best markets and for cash, therefor© cheaply; (3) being well bought they are half sold before we handle them. It is not necessary for us to flourish oud trumpets, nor do we desire snch • but we wish to state that we can do double the present business with very ittle additional expense, and ate therefore after your numerous readers' business. Despite rumours to the contrary, our delivery van will run weekly to Havelock Suburban and other districts.—We are, etc., J. BARY AND SON, Renwick, April 20, 1910. BLACK&MITHINGat Gpovetowni PRELIMINARY NOTICE. T WISH to notify the inhabitants oi -*■ Grovetown and surrounding dia* tricts that I have obtained from Mr, D. J. Herd a long lease of the Blacksmith's Shop and premises at Grovstown, and that 1 intend to carry on the business of Blacksnaithing in all its branches in conjunction with tay, Spring Creek business, commencing on TUESDAY, the Bth day of March, with Three Days a Week (TUES* DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS) for a few weeks until further notice, and trust by good workmanship, attention to business, azu3 moderate charges, to merit yoai; patronage. Thanking you for you? support in the past. I beg to remain, Yours faithfully, ROBERT CRESSWELL, Blacksmith and Wheelwright, Spring Creek. DON'T MISS THIS! Sale! Sale! FOE ONE MONTH ONLY, FEOM January 29th. 2s« in the £S DISCOUNT on all CASH PUECHASES of WALL PAPEBS. —AT— SHEARD'S: SIS NEW GOODS FOR 1910. -j nn cases new goods. CHINA, GLASS DINNER SETS. FURNITURE. PLATED WARE. KNIVES, all qualities Good value. W, CAR B, s MARKET STREET. BLENHEIM FLOUR MILL, GROVE ROAD, BLENHEIM. /GRISTING DONE AT LOWEST vX RATES. A. M'CALLUM, PROPRIETOR. Keating: <& Mc&oias, BLACKSMITHS, WHEELWRIGHTS COACHBUILDERS, HORSE-SHOERS AND GENERAL SMITHS, AND COACH-PAINTERS. A LL kinds of Vehicles Made or -^*- Repaired on the Shortest Notice. HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIATY. Address: Charles Street, at rear of Club Stables. MASONIC HOTEL, BLENHEIM Under Entirely New Management. GH. WILLIAMS begs to an- _.* • nounce to the residents of Blenheim and surrounding district and travelling public generally, that he has taken over the Masonic Hotel, Blenheim, and hopes by strict attention to business and supplying nothing but the best article to obtain a fair share of their patronage. None but the choicest Brands off Wines, Spirits and Ales stocked. Special Is Luncheon on Saturdays 12 to 2. TARIFF: 6s per diem. My Motto: Nothing but the b*&% with civility and attention. G. H. WILLIAMB, Proprietor.