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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 216, 19 September 1910, Page 1

POPUUR NOTICE COLUMK MAKE KNOWN YOUR NEEDS. Wanted Advertisements* relating to Labour, Etc., Lost, Found, To Let, For Sale and Short Trade Notices, NOT EXCEEDING BIXTMSH words, are inserted in this colunm for one shilling each insertion, if prepaid. SPRING CLEANING ■ • ■" ■ ' —ax — . COPP & KNIGHT'S. DO YOU KNOW that wo are offering: Ladies' Boots and Shoes, sizes 3 and 7, usually 12s 6d to 16s 6d; now 7s 6d. Sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, at 10sLadies' tan-strapped Shoes,. sizes 3, 4, 6, 7, at 7s 6d and 10s. Men's fine Boots, 9 and 10, at 10s. Men's Patent Evening Shoes, all sizes* ;'. ■■, at ss.- : '' ■"' Little Children's Leather Boots, 3, 4, and 6, at Is 6d. Largest Stock of Boots and Shoes in. Marlborough to choose from. GOPP & KNIGHT, THE BUSY BOOTMEN. Telephone 224. ' l

WE WANT YOUR ORDER* 8, MARSTON, HORSE COVER MAKES, Market Street South. ■ ■ -'v 'Phone 225. mOMATO PLANTS now ready, and! JL can,be had. <&% the Springlanda Nursery, 'phone 275 } or at* Mr Jas» Benning's Store. "TTALLOA, Fred, where to?" XI "Up to Ferry's to get my watch fixed up: I can trust him with it^ CC |_|"AYE you noticed what a lofc, JuL of jewellery is worn now in. Blenheim?" "That is because it is so cheap at Ferry's." *£T HAVE had this pin put in my A brooch six times this year. , "Serve you right; you should go to Ferry. He will make it right.

WANTED.— A Boy for shop work. Apply A. M. Robinson. WANTED.— A Smart Lad to learn the painting trade.—W. Sheard, Alfred Street. ANTED TO; LET,—Two-roomed Whare, two acres of land, good stable, etc. Apply "Express" Office. WANTED.— A, good, strong intelligent boy to learn the-. printing trade. Good opportunity for smart boy. Apply "Express" Office. ANTED, for Loloma Tea t Rooms.—A superior girl for waitress; also a good woman cook, must be a good cake-maker. Apply at once to E. H. Eccles, Grbvetown. WANTED.-Shearers~to call and inspect our new shipment ol Sheep Shears, which is now ready for inspection. We also have a good assortment of Oil Stones, etc., etc.— F. W. Adams, Blenheim. WJ. MARTIN, Watchmaker • and Jeweller, has removed ta Market Square, next to J. Benning, grocer.

WATCH for W. J. Martin's window display. All are invited to call and inspect interior of shop. IIOR SALE.—Good clean waste paper, m large or small quantities, at "Express" Office. SPRING CLEANING.—We are booking dates for the Vacuum Cleaner. Quickest, Cheapest, and •Dest.—Holcroft and Co. fPhone 87. TO Horse Owners.—Please remember^ the services of the stallion Rotciv will be available this season (probably his last here). Walter Smith, Groom in charge. Watch (further advertisement. — McKensie Carrying Co., Ltd. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—We have just received large consignments of every description of Furniture, including Duchess Chests, Sideboards, Chevals, etc. Also, largo* selection of Go-carts and Push-carts, Fancy Crockery ware, and Vases. Inspection of our extensive showroom: j cordially invited. —T. Smale.

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.—Rose and Sheehan, Dye Works, Walter Street. TO SUBSCRIBERS. SUBSCRIBERS of the "Express*" who are not receiving copies regularly from the runners are re-« quested to at once inform the Publisher, giving, where possible, the name of the runner.