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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 62, 14 March 1911, Page 1

POPULAR NOTifiF CGLUMH MAKE ZNOWrs YOUP NEEDS Wanted Advertisements* relating H Labour, Etc., Lost, Found, T« » Let, For Sale and Si >rt Trudt Notices, not EXOEEBtwe iixira* wobds, are inserted in this colunra : for one bhillilno each insolation, *' I prepaid. '• NEW FOOTWEAR JUST TO HAND, from the leading manufacturers in England and New Zealand. For Men—"Health," "Walk-over," "Royalty," "Bective," and other well-known makes. Full stock of Football Boots. For Ladies—"Fords," "Bective," "Queen Mab," "Bosfcock," "C. an* J. Olarkes," "Hypatia," "Solio," etc., etc. A TRIAL SOLICITED. COPP & KNIGHT, THE BUSY BOOTMEN, Blenheim. Telephone 224. FARMERS I WE ARE ANXIOUS .^_9_^__________-_-_-_-___^ifl___i' to save yon money. You can dependgon our StackiCoveraginjJ all weathers Yours is here. S. MARSTON, Tarpaulin Maker, 'Phone 225. Market St. South. CHEAPEST IN THE LONG RUN : \_/,Tbe famous Massey-Harrjs Bicycle. Price for lady's or gent's latest model, £21. Made in one grade only—the first. Sold, only at West and Bull's Reliable Bicycle Shop. NOXOL>.'■— "Tho greatest of cleanei"s." A great pblishor. See testimonials. — barker's Cycle Depots Wholesale Distributing Agents for Marlborough. LADIES! Soe the Belts, only .3s each; Buckles, 3s each; Silver Hatpins, 6d each.—At W. J. Martin's Sale. LILY WASHING TABLETS are without doubt the housewife's friend: Do the washing in one-third the usual time. Clothes snow white; no rubbing. Splendid for, blankets and flannels. Brightens faded colors. Is bottle will last sixteen weeks. — Levin and Co., Ltd., Local Agents. SPITEFUL SARAH: I don't know how Gladys can afford1 to wear so much good jewellery. Mary: That's easy; she buys from Ferry, and he sells reasonable. CORRECT WEAR for St. Patrick's Xj. Day.—Royal Irish Poplin Ties. Correct shade, emerald green.—At R. Vance's. F1 EATHERS Cleaned and Curled. Mad 4to look like new. Orders leffc : with Mrs Braddock, Highs Street, Blenheim; , . ■ BOOK-KEEPER, married, ab- • stainer, wants employment, town or country. Willing assist other work—"Ledger," "Express" Office. WANTED.— A good General Servant. Apply Mrs Adam Bell. Rrverkvnds. WANTED.— Handy man to work in garden for country. Apply^ to Griffiths and Son. WANTED. —A good man for carting ~ take charge of pair horses. Apply McKenzie Carrying Company. WANTED. — Working married overseer for sheep and agricultural farm. House, fuel, etc., provided. Address at "Express" pffice. WANTED.— Teacher to teach, four children. Salary, £30 per annum and keep. Apply J. W. Taylor. I Portage. WANTED.— Man with dogs and gun to shoot over poisoned ground. Not more than six clogs allowed. Wages, etc., on application Richmond Brook Station. WANTED.— Mothers to take a half-holiday on Washing Day. Always use LILY WASHING TABLETS; and weary backache Monday will be changed to sunny Monday instead. All grocers.—Levin and Co., Lto., Local Agents, 27IOUND.— Great Half-yearly Sale now on at the Leading Jeweller's, W. J. Martin. Call and inspecn. FOR SALE.—English Leicester, Lincoln, and Shropshire Rams. Apply A. Bell, Riverlands, Blenheim. FOR SALE.—Stud and Flock Romney Rams. Romney Marsh Stud Book N.Z., No. 212. —G. Boyce, Woodend. FOR SALE.—SO English Leicester Rams, all bred from imported stock. Apply S. M. Neville, "Thurston." TO LET. — Fivorroomed House, Carvell Street, copper and range fitted in. Apply George Houldsworth. JUST RECEIVED at "Express" Office —Good strong Manilla Correspondence _ Envelopes. Best quality: lowest price. YEING, Dr^ Cleaning, a^d Pressing. Umbrellas manufactured and re-covered. Satisfaction guaranteed.—Rose and Sheehan. COME along to the New Century Boarding-house. Good accommodation. Meals, one shilliag. Mr* McKenna. Proprietress. DON'T let your watch be spoilt for want of a little attention. Ferry will save you money if you take it tolum.