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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 126, 4 June 1910, Page 7

TOWN HALL. I PICTURES British PICTURES > PICTURES Picture PICTURES . PICTURES Co. PICTURES^ TO-N I6H T! And every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Night and Saturday AHernoon. / A BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION —OF — LATEST KINEMATOGRAMS. TH€ COWBOY MILLIONAIRE. A Great Exhibition of Rough Riding. Riot in a Theatre. The Cowboy Sympathy Roused. They Would Elope. Foolshead Christmas Tree. The Latest Screamers. You simply have to laugh. And' many other brilliant numbers. Circle and O. Stalls, Is; Stalls, 6d. Box Plan: Booking Fee, 6d. MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT. Doors 2.30. 6d—Children all parts—6d. Announcement Extraordinary. TOWN HALL-2 NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 6 and 7. In Two Complete Change Programmes The Popular and Famous BELLE GROMESBELLRINGERS. nnALENTED Musicians, Sweet J_ Singers, Refined Humourists, Clever Comedians, and unrivalled Bellringers, including:— The Three Musical Cromes. Mr Harry Fane, Instrumentalist. Miss Maud Jefferson, Soprano. Mr J. J.-Llewellyn, Basso. Miss Belle Crome, versatile Vocalist and Instrumentalist. Mr Will Hughes, Comedian. The Two Arnolds, Jugglers. ' Mr E. W. Crome, Pianist and Organist. Prices Popular: 3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Holcroft's. W.B. Girling & Co., Ltd., FOE LIFE PRESERVERS, D"O STEAND OVEBCOATS • J3« are great coats for cold weather. Also the patent MILLERAIN OVEECOAT, which has withstood the monsoons of India. These coats have been made expressly for W. B. GIRLING & CO., LTD., Hall o£ Commerce, BLENHEIM, PICTON & HAVELOCK. TREESHDREES! NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT: Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Apricots, etc., -all the leading and best varieties, well-grown and true to name. / Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries and Strawberries (including Creswell's Seedling, which without exception is the best of all Strawberries, being fully a fortnight earlier than other varieties; a strong grower and a good market berry). also: Pinus Insignis, Muricata, Pondorosa, Laricio, Cupressus Macrpcarpa, Elegans, Lawsoniana, Toralosa, Abies Douglasii, Excelsa, and various other conifers. Rhododendrons, Camellias, Azalias, and other ornamentals. HEDGE PLANTS: Pittosporums, Lauristinas, Privet, Laurels, Berbeiis Vulgaris, etc. ROSES and CARNATIONS: Latest and best varieties. Palace Cars pass the Nursery. INSPECTION INVITED. johnliale, SPRINGLANDS NURSERY. BLACKSMITHING —AND— WHEEL WRIGHTINa. T BEG to notify my customers and the general public that on and after MAY 23rd my shop at GROVETOWN will be OPEN EVERY WORKING DAY for all branches of the trade. ROBERT CRESSWELIi, * SPRING CREEK AND GROVETOWN. E. H. PENNY, STATIONER'S HALL. HAS the most complete and wellselected stock of Stationery, Leather Goods, and Toys. New supplies of latest Books, Weekly and all the leading Papers and Magazines by each succeeding mail. School and Office' supplies of all kinds obtainable at STATIONER'S HALL. THE LOLOMA TEA AND LUNCHEON ' ROOMS, Situated in Mr Eccles' New Buildings, Market Square. WILL OPEN NEXT WEEK. See Date in Future Advertisement. Agents for Godber's, Wellington. Telephone No. 264. JUST LANDED. lARGE Consignment CHEAPS 6d, A and Fiction 3s 6d, from Melbourne. L. A. WHITE, Job Printing, any style of color— »t "Express'" Office.