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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 185, 12 August 1911, Page 4

Just a few more daj s of Girling's , Great Winter Sale And the opportunity to , save Will have passed away. BEFORE this Sale commenced', we ■ predicted a most remaxkabie response. Mountains of merchandise have ■dwindled to mere lulls- But there are still rich bargains. Come to-day+o THE GREAT WINTER SALE. It concludes this week, and the bargains are greater than ever. INote the following:— Flannelette Blouse Lengths, for last week, only 6d the blouse length. Remnants of Silk to be cleared at half sale prices for last week. Wiaddedi Quilts from. 8s 6d each. Ladies' Flannelette Nights, Is 6d to 4s 6d; Chemises, Is 3d to 2s 6d; Knickers, Is to 2s. . .Ladies' Tweed and Rainproof ~ Jackets from 5s 6d. ! A' few Costumes left to be sold at last-week price?. CLOTHING SNIPS. Men's Fashion1 Shirts, 6s lid and 7s 6d; to clear at 2s lid1. A few special Boys' Suits, left to clear at 5s lid. Boys' or Girls-Sky and Red Jerseys 5s 6d and 6s, to clear out at Is lid each1. • " SALE POSITIVELY ENDS August 19th. ' W. B. Girling & Co. Ltd., HALL OF COMMERCE, BLENHEIM. EVERYBODY NEEDS ZYMOLE TR6KEYS. FOR affections of the throat and bronchial tubes,' huskiness, loss of roico, etc., ZYMOLES relieve at A™WAGON FREE FOR YOUR BOY OR GIRL. Every youngster wants a wagon— a big, strong wagon that will carry as many little ones as can climb into it. Hero it is. The Zymole express is built for ohildren to have fun with it—it will stand the- racket and last for years. We will give the' Zymole express shown in oujr- window to the boy or girl who brings up the largest number of Zymole Coupons belore September 30th, 1911; One Coupon with every box of Zymoles, or with 2s 6d- in other DURRANT'S CORNER PHARMACY A. McPHAIL, M.P.S., NZ.,

CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, (By Exam:) Opposite Criterion Hotel, Blenheim. WE SUIT YOU BECAUSE W© do our work to k«ep your ' patronage. Our motto is "London Work ;■., at Blenheim Priced J and in every garment." BECAUSE-. ■ : ' ■ :; ■■'..'::/ -.•■ ' We import the very latest in styles and materials. Our methods are up-to-date, and our stock new and good. At the New Shop (next J. Draper's.) D. Gk ANDERSON MERCHANT TAILOR. E. J. HARVEY, F.1.A., N.Z. T>ROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT. Auditor, Secretary, Station AckJQtintant. ; Consulting and Investigating [\, Accountant. ~. .'. ■ .". Work «ndert>ken throughout th* District.'... . ; (Griffith* and Son's, High Street, BLENHEIM.) ' ,■.-••••■..,.. ■'~.■•. S. A. EDINGER, F.P.A. («i.Z.,) PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT. ACCOUNTS "AUDITED, Books Opened, Balance-sheets prepared, Accounts and Rents collected. Marlborough Agent SUN Fire Insurance Company. Office: Corner High Street and Symons Quay (Clouston's old grain store). P.O. Box 127. Telephone 294.

HENRY HOWARD, A CCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, AND J\ GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Ltd; Australian Mutual Provident Society. New Zealand Flour Millers' Co-opera-tiv« Association, Ltd. MONEY TO LEND. ON FREEHOLD, AND LEASEHOLD SECURITIES at following rates :-*- ---4i% —amounts from £2500 upwards. 4|%—amounts from £1000 to £2500. s%—amounts under £1000. W. SINCLAIR, SOLICITOR, High Street, Blenheim. MONEY TO LEND. ON good securities, in sums from £50 to £50,000, at Lowest Rates of interest. Investments on mortgage undertaken for persons with capital. ALFRED ROGERS, High Street, Blenheim. W. T. CHURCHWARD SOLICITOR, HIGH STREET, BLENHEIM. MONEY TO LEND at lowest current rates of interest. |