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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 11, 13 January 1912, Page 1

—Christmas Presents— WORTH GIVING I WORTH RECEIVING! AND USEFUL! A Fireside or Gem Phonograph A Violin or Mandolin A Volume of Bound Music An Autograph or Postcard Album A Pretty Birthday Book. A £1 PARCEL OF PIANOFORTE MUSIC FOE ss. Christmas Postcards and Christmas Cards—a most beautiful variety, and cheapest in town, BECHSTEIN, BRINSMEAD, SCHEIDMEYEB, and other PIANOS. Easy Time Payments. ■HpiiCIU)FT fS MUSIC WAREHOUSE and PHONOGRAPH PARLOR, Alfred Street. BLENHEIM. 'Phone 221. Last Few Days of the O-.1.C. BALANCE OF STOCK TO BE CLEARED OUT AT UNDER COST. Cheapest Goods ever known in Blenheim. TO SAVE REMOVAL WE ARE GIVING THE HUGE DISCOUNT OF 33 l-3rd per cent -(6s Sdin £) oif our usual prices. BE IN THE SWIM! STOCK UP FOR THE YEAR I N. B.—lo per cent Extra Discount will be given to storekeepers on parcels £5 and over. Far cheaper than buying from .warehouse.

A Lifetime of Comfort. THE Morris Chairs we are selling will give you comfort now when you are.young and active, and comfort years hence when, you can appreciate it more. In other words, they last b» lifetime. They are made of oak, kauri, and rimu, with or, without spring seat. iaa<J are upholstered with good, serviceable material. The backs aa*e adjustable, and a more restful chair couldi not be desired. Prices according to wood. ! Try a seat in one at A. J. BOWLING'S, CABINETMAKER, BLENHEEM. g^^.. Fisla'? c f|^HHr JjT rod andtaokle \; WSf You'll con?e Tg-IBF with a clearen brain and more active frame. That's just what you want, so come along to PARKER'S and get the wherewithal to land the speckled beauties that are swimming lazily in many a stream. Be it a Rod—we have all kinds here in all lengths—dandies, every one of them. Bait— it'& here—for stream, pond or sea—to use in all sorts of weather and under all conditions. Creels, long boots and sundry .accessories of every description are stocked and only await to be put into active service. DROP IN TO-DAY. Ed. Parker, BLENHEIM. E. H. PENN V, STATIONER'S HALL. HAS the amost complete and well selected stock of Stationery, Leather Goods, and Toys. New supplies of latest Books, Weekly and all the leading Papers and Magazines by each succeeding mail. School and Office supplies of all kinds obtainable at STATIONER'S HALL. Keating & Nicholas, BLACKSMITHS, WHEELWRIGHTS OOACHBUILDERS, HORSE-SHOERS AND GENERAL SMITHS, AND COACHPAINTERS. ALL kinds of Vehicles made or repaired on the shortest notice. HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. Address: Charles Street, at rear of Club Stables.