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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 205, 5 September 1910, Page 1

HolCFOft's Music Warehouse. f^2£k My Phonograph Parl W "• now replete with ' /l^*^Bt - ' A-PULL STOCK of X MvW PHONOfiRAPH MACHINE V'^vA 1 iJSISC THE NEW GEM COMBINATIOI .^^^i ypr^yyfo and THE FIEESIDE; -^A ii A together with a mostcomprehensivi . tfSjiiL It AMBEEOL, STANDAED, and jß|| AJ EDISON BELL RECORDS. &Hif*i|£^ *& m., * PATT TXT WHEN YOU A] W_2 I^% ICj #^\ PL T J-»-i J«W PASSING BY. %^ 1 #1 '»^Vm/ Jl \l M^KLBOBOTJGH AGENT EOE TI £»B0 %mJ JL K^'-^^. X '■«?%■ D«l C. PIANOS. Easy time paymen Alfred Street, Blenheim, t^phon^ «i.

ROBERTSON & MILLS, SPRING CREEK. f*i ENERAL • ' ' • . : —AND— DEALERS IN PRODUCE. HAVE REMOVED to New and mort Commodious Premises ON THE OPPOSITE CORNER. Keating & Nicholas, BLACKSMITHS, WHEELWRIGHTS OOAOHBUILDERS, HORSE-SHOERS AND GENERAL SMITHS, AND COACH-PAINTERS. ALL kinds of Vehicles Made or Repaired on the Shortest Notio*. HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY, Address: Charles Street, at rear of Club Stables. WARD & SONS, Builders and Contractors, Painters Paperhangers « . Decorator* & Sltfnwriters. WE CAN BUILD ANYTHING: From a Mansion to a Whare. Telephone 206. FUBNITU3E Made In our own (Factory by reliable workmen. AUTISTIC AND UP TO^DATE. A. J. DOWLING, MARKET STREET, BLENHEIM. Telephone 142. GOSLING & SON ARE still leading with an up-to date CARRYING PLANT FQf DOWN OR COUNTRY. Railway or Wharf Carrying." Furniture removed to or from *my louse or place. We have a good supply of -W«f> 'onettes, Buggies,1 Gigs, etc., for hire.. jood Drags for picnic parties, foot•all teams, etc., day or night. Our WOOD AND COAL YABDI ire always well supplied. We keep nothing but the best, and [uiet horses. Good turn-outs and ober and reliable staff. A TRIAL SOLICITED. Cabs and Expresses always • Si tand. Put your business in our hands mai re will do the work] we say« yoi rouble and worry. GOSLING AND SON. Phone I©B. J. A. M'KAY, HORSE-SHOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH. RENWIGKTOWN, FTAS started business as a Horse- *-*■ shoer and General Blacksmith a the premises lately occupied by Mr t. Gibson, and trusts by the best of workmanship and moderate pricet to lerit a share of patronage. TO SUBSCRIBERS. the "Express J/ who are not receiving copies egularly from the runners are revested to at once inform the Pubish©r, giving, where possible, the ame of the runner.