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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 124, 2 June 1910, Page 8

A rumour was current in town last night and this morning that a wrongly-addressed chest containing upwards of £1000 in sovereigns had been forwarded to the McKenzie Carrying Company, and had been lying there for some days. This led to inquiries being instituted by an Express representative, in order to ascertain the authenticity of the rumour; but it was found that it was merely a hoax, and in place of a chest of gold it was an ordinary case containing certain kinds of merchandise. A GOOD WHISKY Requires A GOOD MINERAL WATER. There is—there can be—none better for WHYTE AND MACKAY'S (Or any other brand) than •'W A I R O N G O A" The King of Table Waters. Auction Sales, SATTIRDAY NEXT, JUNE 4th, 1910. /~IORRYAND COMPANY, having K.J been favored with instructions from the Public Trustee, will Sell at their Rooms, High Street, Blenheim, on the above date— Allotment 216, of 46 Opawa, containing 2r. 15p. (more or less) with dwelling thereon at present occupied by jMr Holler, situate Park Terrace, Blenheim. The Title is Land Transfer. As the owner does not reside in the district, and is anxious to sell, the reserve is very low. Full particulars can be obtained on application to Mr John White, Agent of the Public Trustee, ■ or— CORRY AND CO. G. A. PAUL, Auctioneer. Prompt Delivery and Courtesy ABE ALWAYS GIVEN AT BARY'S. A trial solicited. WINDMILLS! WINDMILLS I "THE SAMSON." mHE Strongest and Most Reliable JL Windmill on the market. Apply for catalogue and prices to JOHN CHAMBERS & SON, Ltd., Wellington; Or F. W. ADAMS, Agent for Marlborough. T> LENHEIM PALAC^T CARS, RUNNING DAILY TO SPRINGLANDS. Special Cars arranged for, and' Time■• tables on application. J. POPPLETON, Proprietor Go to BARY'S — yon — Groceries, Drapery and Boots. mHIKTY YWA.BB OF PRACTICAL X BUSINESS Places BARY & SON in the front rank, GIVE THEM A TRIAL.