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NOW IS THE TIME To invest in a PHONOGRAPH or a GRAMOPHONE. You will want some music to make the home cheerful and keep the young people at home of an evening. Cultivate a love of music in your Boys and Girls by letting them learn an instrument of some kind. I have a good stock of Cornets, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Mandolines, Accordeons. ESTE¥ ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS. Pianos! Pianos ! A The Beechstein, The Brinsmead, The Chappell. These cannot be excelled. Other good makes from 35 guineas. HOLCROFT'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, Alfred Street, Blenheim. 'Phone 221. AUSTRAXjXAN MUTUAL .""ST* PROVIDENT SOCIETY The Largest Mutual Office in the [Bfltish Esnplm aefl the Best Boans-Payiiil Office ip the Worlfi I FUNDS OVeR..- - - £27,000,000' ANNUAL INObWIEiOVER £3,540,000 Bonuses Divided! Yearly ! The Cash Bonuses! divided among PoHcy-Hdlbers for the One Year, IJ9iO, amountecUb £839,602, producing Reversionary Additions ©f £1,500,000, «...«». Low Premiums. Liberal Conditions. Unequalled Results. • DIRECTOES OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH:, W\ TheHon C J. Jolinston, M.L.C., Chairman; A. de B. Brandon, Esq.i Deputy-Chair-man; the Hon. E. Kichairdson, 0.fi1.G.; John, Duncan, Esq.j and Joseph Joseph.^. EDWAED M. LOWE, ;- . Resident Secretary. New Zealand Branch ... ... : CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, HENRY HOWARD, Local Agent, Blenheim,

" Jack shall pipe and Jill shall dance." BUT Jill's Wardrobe ' ; must'first be overhauled, and if not al- JfflSk ready chosen, the Even■Ing Shoes must soon bo JS|»r^ —'DON'T BUY; YOURS j^H until you have, first seen wMffl HEALY'S FINE SO.X)CK mm of EVENING SHOES. Bjgg Every good style is here 'MBjtfß , on display, and the ■_■■' variety is so ■' extensive. ■- that every taste can bo jf^^^L suited. ■ , /22 ? PRICES RANGE FROM 5s 6d. Mail Orders selected personally by M. HEAIiY, BOOT IMPORTER, BLENHEIM. 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 jother words, they last a lifetime* . They are made of oak, kauri, and rimu, witk or without spring seat, and are upholstered with good, serviceable material. . - The backs are adjustable, and, a more restful chair could not be desired. '■■■■.■ Prices according to wood. Try a seat in-one at A. J. DOWLING'S, CABINETMAKER, BLENHEIM. E. H, PENNY, 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 Papera and Maganines by each succeeding mail. • V "' '■ ?■ ■• ! •. ■ ' School and Office supplies of all kr^idt obtainable at ( STATIONER'S HALL. - .- ■ p .„■■-,-■•, Keating- & Nicholas, BLACKSMJJH^W^ILWRIGHTS HORSE-SHOERS AND GENERAL SMITHS, AND COACHPAINTERS. ALL kind* of Vehicles made or re paired on the shortest notic*. - HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. ' Address: Charles Street, at rear o* _. aoui e « dab Stables.

TIMBER! * TIMBER! 130,000 Feet. J Winter Cut and Seasoned; At WELD STREET | TIMBER YARDS. J. A. IORELAND, PROPRIETOR;" ; Doors, Sashes, Builders' Ironmongery, ;■ ' ..' ' Glass, &c. .'■ :; ■'• '■■' -;- MOULDINGS AND SKIRTINGS a speciality, Telephone 209. i 5/. In the £ Oil Jawelkry Prices. • ittTa l k about l bargains. You will hardly credit ,^^kv ,_____» your -censes when fl__BJ___ B _g__|p^^ you see the maguifi'^^Hß^ 1^ cent bargains offered J___V ' £wc*BFERRY'S '. ; ']__,___■ .;,-/'' Jewellery Sale. Watches and Clocks J_^H ?."> of undoubted, reliafiß r;= bility—all time-keep- _>■ sW ers every one. The \'H #* best Silver *nd I'M _. * Elector-plated Ware. !_______; Rings of ■'; ia3l sortai -t *Vmi • Penaaptsy" Bracelot«, and every article of Jewellery on ti^e premises las had 26 per.cent, knocked Off Sat .SSSTib SATURDAY. February2^.^^ FvEfITRY, •'THE JEWELLER," BLENHEIM. CYCLISTS. -. ■ ■ ■ :\ ■ .'-■ :■■■■.:■ THIS changeable weather . pom vs out the aecessity of good cycles equipped with good mud-guards. We supply the best of all makos in— MUDGUARDS. CYCLING CAPES LAMPS of all descriptions. ROVER, 8.5.A., and SPRINTER TYRES. TYRES. TYRES. DIJNLOPS BEAT THE WORLD. We Sell them at Suetery Prices. ■ The cheapest and best Cycle Shop i: town. PARKER'S, : HIGH STREET, FOR EVERYTHING. "OARY, RENWICK, for HOSIERS 3 Pairs Women's good Hose for 2s 6c At the Clearing Sale.

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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 115, 13 May 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 115, 13 May 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 115, 13 May 1912, Page 1

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