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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 176, 2 August 1910, Page 1

Holcroft's Music Warehouse. /^sjl My Phonograph Parlor ' jKJs/ ■• now ■•OPl®*o wlth jl^Lo^l A FULL STOCK of !mcW PHONOGRAPH MAOIHINIES. Yl£fiQ/t THE NEW GEM COMBINATION S[j&>**\ X r/™W and THE FIRESIDE; ;^J[ m / together with a moat comprehensive J^SmL )t> AMBESOL, STANDARD, and |n| JJ EDISON BELL RECORDS. M^ - '-■ "' * CAT T TAJ WHEN YOU AXE ■ I ll^^^^^^^^t ll\l MAELBOBOUGH AGENT FOR THE m * 'f^r X K*T -31 D"' ®« PIANOS. Easy time payments. Alfred Street, Blenheim. tblsphonb 221.

ROBERTSON & MIIiLS, SPRING CREEK. i~^\ ENERAL d TOREKEEPERI —AND—DEALERS IN PRODUCE. HAVE REMOVED to New and mow Commodious Premise* ON THE OPPOSITE CORNER, ■• - . -i ■■. ■. i ■ .• Keating: & Nicholas, BLACKSMITHS, WHEELWRIGHTS COACHBUILDERS, HORSE-SHOERS AND GENERAL SMITHS, AND COACH-PAINTERS. ALL kinds of Vehicles Made or Repaired on the Shortest Notice. HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. Address: Charles Street, at rear of ' Club Stables. WARD & SONS, Builders and Contractors, Painters Papertiangers Deoorators St slgnwrlters a WE CAN BUILD ANYTHING:From a Mansion to a Whare. Telephone 206. FURNITURE '"Hiade In our own Factory by reliable workmen. AETISTIC AND UP TOjDATE. A. J. DOWLING, MARKET STEEET, BLENHEIM. / Telephone 142. BEST RANGE FOR WINTER. The average Range presents a cheerless aspect to anyone seeking warmth. Not so that magnificent Cooking Bange THE "ZEALANDIA." which in five seconds can be turned into a splendid open fire. Persons using their kitchens constantly will find its open fire a real comfort in cold weather. It gives great warmth, better ventilation. Saves fuel. Your ironmonger will show it, or write for Catalogue No. 14 to BARNINGHAM & CO,, Ltd. George St., Dunedln, B RICKS. riIHE undersigned has for Sale and -*-■ Can Supply to Order FIRST-CLASS WELL-BURNT BRICKS. J. VBBCOB. Redwoodtown Brickyards. J. A. M'KAY, HORSE-SHOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH. RENWIGKTOWN, HAS started business as a Horse- - shoer and General Blacksmith in the premises lately occupied by Mr R. Gibson, and trusts by the best of workmanship and moderate prices to merit a share of patronage.

H. GOULD, NEXT TOWN HALL, | PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY FURNITURE MADE TO ANT DESIGN. Telephone 262. Mordcy's *&£* (Next to Jackson, Chemist.) MARKET STREET SOUTH. JUST LANDED.—Envelopes, 6d 100; Noto Books, Id each; good sets Carvers, in case, 10s 6d. Post Cards, all latest views and scenes:^ Actre&seft, dogs, cats, horses, 'all at 94 down. UTor a few weeks only. Just Landed: Writing Pads, 6d, 100 leaves; Ink, Id bottle. A good assortment of glassware at your own price* Picture frames from 6d each. Gents' dungaree Pants, best in Blenheim, from 2s lid pair. Peggy Parses, for ladies, from Is 9d each. Good assortment for little more money. Good selection of Fancy Goods. Come and see our stock. NEXT DOOR TO JACKSON, CHEMIST. :: '•■■-■■ ' ■■■'■--.' ' . . YOU want to be made comfortable—to feel "at home" when travelling this weather; and that's how yon are made to feel at the new PROVINCIAL HOTEL, OASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Two minutes east of Farmers' Co-op. EEARIFF: 6s 6d per day. Correspondence promptly attended to. Gi ILES ... Prbppletoi*, CKITERION STABLES BLENHEIM. ' T" ORRIESj Expresses, Cabs, Double XJ and Single Buggies, Gigs, ,) etc., on Hire. PICNIC PARTIES CATERED FOR. Cabs meet all Trains. Ladies' Waiting-room. STRANGE ft MiCHALANNEY, Proprietors. 'Phone 160. BLENHEIM FLOUR MILL, GROVE ROAD, BLENHEIM. GRISTING DONE AT LOWEST RATES. A. M'CALLUM, PROPRIETOR. HARNESS! HARNESS! HARNESS! Your harness will always remain soft and flexible during the wet wintry weather if you apply a small quantity of Vacuum Harness Oil. This is the finest preparation made for preserving leather, and also keeping same from cracking. Sold in 1-quart and 1-gallon tins. Obtainable from F. W. Adams, Blenheim. *«T CAN'T tell how you keep the -I. pins in your brooches, Eliza, Mine are always breaking loose." Ehaa: "That's easy; I get them put in by Ferry." FOUND.— The place to get your clothes dyed, cleaned and pressed like new ; also dry, cleaned. Umbrellas manufactured and re-covered from 3s up. Hats and gloves cleaned, a specialty. Give us a trial.—Ros« and Sheehan, Dye Works. Walter Street.