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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 59, 10 March 1911, Page 1

— ' ' ' »' ■"■■■ Winter Season, 1911. The very Latest Fashions in: Millinery Costumes Clothing ;,, Jackets Wool Shawls Overcoat* Macintoshes Blouses Undershiijj|s Neck Wear Dress Goods Scarfs | Skirts Trimmings Hfearth Rugs Furs and Muffs Insertions Curtain* 4 ALL DEPARTMENTS ARE NOW COMPLETE, WITH A MOST UP-TO-DATE BTQCK TO SELECT FROM. M. V. Brown#, THE NEW SHOP. r ;

WEMXBS BROS. BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, DESIRE to announce that they have taken over the oldestablished Building Business carried on by D. Wemyss for over 85 years, and, by Moderate Charges and Good Workmanship, hope to receive a fair share of public support. Estimates of all kinds of work given. DOORS, SASHES. And a Large Stock of SEASONED TIMBER Always on Hand. GROVE ROAD. . . BLENHEIM. Holcroft & Co., The LEADING HOUBE for FURNITURE, Linoleums, Venetian and Holland Blinds, Picture Framing. Antique Furniture a specialty. UNDERTAKERS. 'Phone 87. Paint! Paint! Paint! TT always pays well to paint, -^ that is if you use really good Paint. The celebrated SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT is manufactured from the finest ingredients obtainable, and is fully warranted not to blister or peel off. We carry a large stock of assorted colors, and can supply any quantity ready mixed for immediate use. ■ Handsome descriptive color card free on application to the Sole Agents for Marlborough. F. W. ADAMS, BLENHEIM. Keating: & Nicholas, BLACKSMITHS, WHEELWRIGHT! COACHBUILDERS, HORSE-SHOERS AND GENERA] SMITHS, AND COAOHPAINTERS. ALL kinds of Vehicles Mode o Repaired on the Shortest Notice HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. Address: Charles Street, at rear a Club Stables. T7IOB SALE.—Good clean wast >V i paper, in large or small quant] ties, at "Express" Office,

JL WHY If O mBLIKp? * ' ' ' b:- ' • The Duty of Spectacle Lenses. }) h? Is to foous the r»y«Jo| £$&. »* the proper pom*. thp^reliermg the muscles and^wjihtes of the strain that would fiUai upon them if they < were u&tMUJsted by lenses. , •' . WE ARE ABLE A To relieve wits_ glasses troubles that are n^miing the nerre supply by oiaiing the muscles to work in *n Effort to ' do their own focussmjj; ALFRED L- JJVI, CONSULTING OPI OIAN, ' 103 Customhouse ( asy, WELLINGTON 1?! T. H. MORRISON ... >4lamag«r. F A R M E R$ WHO WANT GOOD LAND THESE HATE NEVEjP&EN FOR SALE BEFORE." Q.CK/K ACRES, near Hamilton, by OUtc good motor road; all good rich drained swamp; partly in good English grass, balance in good rough feed; 4-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings; fenced and subdivided irato paddocks. This farm with a little improvement will easily doubl-u the prices; £9 per acre, easy terms. ]QAA ACRES, eight miles from liiUU Hamilton Railway; school and post office 1J miles; about 700 acres good grass, balance rough swamp feed; fenced and subdivided into several paddocks; good house of eight rooms, with all conveniences; cowshed .with machine, etc. Price, £8; good terms. 11Q ACRES nice little Dairy XX JL Farm, one mile railway, post office, and school; 40 acres in good English grass; 30 acres being put down, balance in good drained swamp, with plenty of feed; house of five rooms, with all necessary outbuildings. Price, £16 10s; £500 oash. JAMES A. SMYTH, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, HAMILTON. 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-datfl Sausage Machine and Small Goods Plant, and am selling Three Pounds of Sausages for One Shilling. D. CASEY. DO YOU WANT THE VERY BEQT RANGE? ' /^VNE that lasts a lifetime, one that scores \J of pastrycooks prefer to all others; one that thousands of wives 'delight in, because it cooks better on less coal than other ranges. Then get the "ZEALANDIA." It's a grand Range, and you can turn it into, an open fire in five seconds. For this alone it's worth buying. Write for Catalogue 14, or insist on seeing it at the ironmonger's. BARNINQHAM fit CO., George Street, Dunedin ' (Opposite Knox Church). 3 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmiimmmmmmmmmmmmim [1 ~~ : WHAT'S the use of being aliveIF nobody knows it P WHAT'S the use of being ii business—lF nobody know WHAT'S the use of having go« to sell—lF nobod; knows it P . TXTHAT'S the best way to k >r V V people know that you ar< alive ; that you are in business _ that you have good goods to sell t f BY ADVERTISING IN THE MARLBOROUGH EXPRESi