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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 256, 5 November 1910, Page 7

BRITISH PICTURES. ■ TO-NT-GHTT: "'■ " ; A SPECIAL NEW PROGRAMME. S Ascet Sunday A Boulter's Lock.-Tlie Fashionable Throng.— The Houseboats.—A Brilliant Scene on the Lock. THE BRIGHTON AQUARIUM. The Fish in their native state. — Golden Carp.—A Sterlet 37 years in captivity. — Sea Anemones. — Alligators.—Tortoises. PARIS FROM BALLOON. 2600 ft. in the Air.—Floating over Paris. —The River Seine. — Pont de Jour.—Eiffel Tower. —Ohamp de Mars.—The sensation of flying. LADDIE. LADDJB. Star Drama.—Leaving "home to make his name.—-Twenty yeara later. —Farnous^ —Ashamed of his Mother.— The Accident.^—Broken-hearted.—A Mother's Love. —At Rest. TRIP ON OVERHEAD RAILWAY. A Trip through Germany.—-Sus-pended in the Air.—Over the Rhine. Romance of Insect Life,-, varieties of larvae. —Don Carlos.—Aii Original Revenge.—Baby Boy has swallowed a Pennypiece.—The Girl and the Ranger.—The Enchanted Vase; and Foolsheadf Foolshead! The Timid one. His masterpiece. And others, comic, scenic, and dramatic. Is and 6d. PRICES. Is and 6d. TO BUH>DERS. - ■ 'v mENDERS will be received until -*• 4 p.m. on MONDAY, 7th November, for the erection of an eightroomed house in Alabama Road. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of Bythell and Co., Maxwell Road. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ________ mENDERS are invited until Noon I.1 of MONDAY, November 14, 1910, for— The erection of a new_ Wesleyan Parsonage, Blenheim. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Parsonage of the Rev. T. R. Richards and at my office. The lowest or any tender notneces-' sarily accepted. , A. DOUGLAS SPIERS, Architect, High Street, Picton. IN AID OF CAPTAIN R.'HODSON. (Fire Brigade.) IN recognition of services^ rendered ■ to the public as captain of the Fire Brigadej and in consideration of the severe loss sustained by Mr R.; Hodsori, through the late fire, I INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS from the Burgesses. Lists now open at Town Clerk's .Office and "Express"l Office; E. H. PENNY, , Mayor. OMAKA ROAD BOARD.

FINAL NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that all rates unpaid on the 10th November next will bo. sued for without further notice. By Order of the Board.;' H. HOWARD, Secretary. Blenheim, October 15, 1910. TO THE LADIES OF MARLBOROUGH. OUR DRESSMAKING ROOMS are now in charge of Miss Williams (late of David Jones, Sydney), who has had . a vast" experience in all branches of this department. Orders placed early will have prompt attention.. , W- B. GIRLING & CO., LTD., Hall of Commerce. Free Cycles. EVERY Purchaser of a Cycle during this month may get a CYCLE FOR NOTHING At the Leading Cycle Establishment. DON'T FORGET I OUR OFFER IS OPEN TILL NOVEMBER 30th NEXT. Our Cycles aro,of the Best. Our Prices Right. Our Repairs Guaranteed. All makes of Tyres, Lamps, and Accessories. Our Inner Tubes at 4s 6d cannot lie beaten. The F.N. 2-epeed Motor Cycle is fast becoming the most popular in Now Zealand. We are the agents, andl can give immediate deliveries. Parker's Cycle Depet FOR CYCLE BUSINESS. SEDDON BUTCHERY. I BEG to announce to the residents of Seddon and surrounding district that I have opened a Shop in Redwood Street, SEDDON. , PRIME BEEF, PORK, MUTTON & LAMB ON SALE DAILY. I have installed an up-to-date Sausage Machine ;and Small Goods Plant, and am selling Three Pounds of Sausages for One Shilling. P. CASEY. WINDMILLS 1 WINDMILLS 1 "THE SAMSON." THE Strongest and Most Reliable Windmill oh the market. Apply for catalogue and price to JOHN CHAMBERS & SON, Ltd., Wellington: Or F. W. ADAMS, Agent for" Marlborough. -VTOT AT HOME, but OUT FOE THE BUSINESS •1. BARY & SON, The Cheap Men*