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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 62, 14 March 1911, Page 7

MARLBOROUGH FRUIT-GROWERS' ASSOCIATION. LECTURE BY MR BQUCHER (Government Pomologist.) M(R. BOUCHER will deliver a Lecture at the Orange Hall TONIGHT," at 8 o'clock, on * 'Fruit Culture in Marlborough." . Everyone interested in this subject is invited to attend. G. GRIFFITHS, Hon. Secretary. mOWN HALL - - BLENHEIM BRITISH PICTURES. GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. OPENING. OPENING TO-NIQHT! TO-NIGHT! Wednesday and Saturday. The Bay of Rio de Janeiro. - A Life for a Life. Climbing Mont Blanc. 3—Stars of Great Magnitude—3 —AND — Foolshead, Fisherman.—The Girl of Triple X.—The Road to Richmond.— The Runaway Star.—The. Death of Mr Grady.—Pathe Gazette.—Tweedledum Learns Tragical Part. • TUESDAY. TUESDAY. MATINEE: SATURDAY. 6d all parts. PRICES: Is and 6d. Plan at Holcroft's. THE PRICE of OUR PURE MALT VINEGAR is -| /Q PER GALLON. Other stores sell "acid" vinegars at la 9d, Our advice is, "Get Pure Malt, that has passed the Government Inspector." J. BARY & SON. SHEEP NOTICE. THE undersigned has 16 strange Ewes. They will be put in the Seddon Saleyaxds next WEDNESDAY, where those interested are requested to inspect same. Failing their being claimed they will be sold, and proceeds given to the Church. F. W. BURSILL, Sedgemere.. PUBLIC NOTICE. EVERY Man engaged in commercial work owes it as a. duty to hip'self to understand exactly: (1) That he must have his Accountancy Piploma; ' (2) That this is th© best year; (3) That important amendments have been # made affecting future examinations. , "Write for full information; send for our FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS. , Get clear on this important matter. It costs you nothing to inquire ? and may save you enormous inconvenience. (Mention this paper when writing); HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON, Mail Instruction. P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. TTJ "\T fl PLOUGHSHARES, Any Sizes. 14s 6d per dozen. BARY'S. TENDERS. npiENDERS WANTED for the PurJL chase of L.I.P. Lease of 242 acres at Flaxbourne, all fully improved. Ten paddocks, good dwelling, etc., every convenience, situated' best part of Flaxbourne. Suitable for cropping or sheep or dairy farming. Will at present carry over 800 sheep. Selling for family reasons. Tenders close March 21st. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. F. SPENSLEY. FOR SALE. 7 HORSE-POWER FOWLER TRACTION ENGINE; sft. Clayton and Shuttleworth mill, with selffeedor, chaffy, and elevators; Andrews and Beaven Clover Sheller; 14-inch Australasian Chaff-cutter; Andrews and Beaven No. 2 Corn Crusher; Saw \ Bench; Water Cart, and 60ft. Driving Belt. All in good working order. Price, £650 cash. For particulars apply "Express" Office mRY BARY'S for your next SUIT JL Their prices are 20 per cent, below usual prices. J. BARY AND SON, RENWICK. ANILLA ENVELOPES are best for rough handling. CorresSsndence size on sale at "Express" ffioe