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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 205, 5 September 1910, Page 5

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE friends of Mr Albert Edward Wilkins are respectfully invited, to attend the funeral of his late wife, which will leave his residence, TuaMarina, for the lira. Marina Cemeteryr at two o'clock TO-MORROW (Tuesday)" BYTHELL AND CO., Undertakers. !: FUNERAL NOTICE. rTTHE Mends of Mr-Charles Edward J- Co^Well are respectfully invited1 to attend the funeral of his late daughter,' Lavinia (Venie), which will leaye his residence, Customhouse Street,, for the Omaka Cemetery at half-past two o'clock on WEDNES--DAY '' • BYTHELL AND CO., Undertakers. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 SALVATION ARMY HALL* Wynen Street. Repeat Programme by the Young People. ': DON'T MISS THIS^-a* 7.45. Front Seats, Is; Back Seats, 6d. TUA MARINA HALL. " VI7EEKLY DANCE, THURSDAY! ■VV EVENING NEXT, will be an! Extended Night. ''' Gentlemen 2s 6d; Ladiesr provide supper, ft, GARDINER. THE SOCIAL OF THE SEASON. T' HE Blenheim Catholic Club will hold their Annual Social and Euchre Tournament m'the Town Jiall on THURSDAY, September Bth. ; Good Floor, Supper, and Music. Single Tickets, 2b 6d; Double* 4s. BE THERE. EUOHRE. THE usual Weekly Tournament* will NOT take place at^, theZealandia Cafe To-morrow Night, but will be held in conjunction with the Social on THURSDAY NIGHT in,the. Town Hall. > ~-■-: ■ MEETING. ■■'"■ THE Postponed Meeting of the* Blenheim Catholic Club will be held on SUNDAY, September 11th, aii 2.45," p,m., usual place. AH members or intended member^ are invited to attend. D. O'DWYER, Hon. Secretary. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ALL the unsold goods leffc ovefl t ~from H. Gould's Furniture Sale* on 'Saturday' last, Market Streets : South, must .-bo cleaoned this week. No reasonable offer will be re* fused';..- ■':'. . ' ■' ■■ ■ ' ■ •■ • I IMPORTANT NOTICE, • Menibers,- • Sunday School • V^1 Teachers, of all denominations, ■and all. who, are interested in Temper ~, anc,e and. Social Reform, are inviteid to attend a Convention in Wesley Halt TO-NIGHT at 7.30 o'clock, which will' fee addressed by Revs. J. Dawson, F., :W. Isitt, and Mr C. H. Poole, M.P. A large and representative gather-* ing requested. L. A. BROWNE, ~ ; Secretary pro tern. SHORT LADIES : ■■ - . ■—AND— TALL LADIES "ITS TE have some SPECIAL BAR* W GAINS left for you. ■■ Boots and Shoes, sizes 3, 4, and 7, aii 7 6d. Ladies' Tan strapped Shoes, all sizes* at 7s 6d and 10s. Ladies' Boots and Shoes, black or tan, • ■ all sizes, at 10s. Children's Shoes, black or tan, sizeet 4, 5 and 6, usually 3s lid; going at 2s 6d. . Little French grey Shoes, usually 4s, sizes 3, .5 and 6; going at 2s 6d. Little soft-soled Shoes for baby a various colors, going at 6d. Men's Boots, laced and buttoned, 6, 8, 9, jand 10, going at 10s. Men's Evening Shoes, all sizes, going : at ss. Boys' Sunday Boots, glace kid. sizes 11, 12, 1 and 2, going at 7s 6d. DON'T MISS THIS GENUINE BOOT SALE. Two or Three Pairs for the Price of One. Call quickly and let us prove it. ICOPP &. KNIGHT,. THE BUSY BOOTMEN. Telephone 224. British Picture Coy. ANOTHER GREAT PROGRAMMES FOR— WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. THE KING'S FUNERAL, The Second Series. The crowd at Windsor—the Royal Mourners—the last rites—at rest. \ MARLBOROUGH v. WELLINGTON. Scenes at the match—talcing the field! —the line-out—the Marlborough forwards—the field—the baivrackers. FAUST. Gounod's Great Opera. 2000 ft. of film. A wonderful achievement of cinematography. Darjeeling and Herring Fishing (scenic and industrial) — The Indian—The Theatre Pas;*—Wild Birds —Skating — Jersey — Minstrel Mishaps — Grafting — Milk • Carter—Acrobats—and others. Circle and Orchestra Stalls, Is: Stalls, 6d. Bos plan booking fee, 6d, Matinee oil SATURDAY AFTERNOON. jEvery child receives a Gift. "LINSEED COMPOUND" f or Coughs and Colds. Loosens phW •Hays irritation* •»«««»»