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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 119, 17 May 1912, Page 7

! TESTSiWORSIiALS OF QUAUTY \ —OF — 3 ■ . y —-— MESSES 15ARY AND SON, Renwick and Spring Greek: i "Ple.ose send ten rolls. The Kst > exceeded my expectations. — Westport. t "The last hams, were excellent. Please send one dozen. •-- R^efton. "Send two cases assoi"ted hams, rolls, and iides. The quality is superior."—^Havelock. "The tourists express satisfaction when' piirtaking of your bacon. -Plei,s>e send ten hams, ten rolls, twelve sides. } ~. Wellington. . ; "Blenheim traders recognise the J . vrthie of .a local bacon factory, and give it loyal support." — Merchants, Blenheim. "The cure of my last bacon wns superior to any previously done ' for me."—Farmer,. Spring. Creek. J. Bary & Son, SOLE PROPRIETORS. ■' ■ t '■■.'■ Tty|OTOR-CYCLISTS & CYCLISTS. (HO MORE PUNCTURES, WE'VE SETTLED THEM. Bennett's Puncture Stdp Nails, Tacks Thorns or Sharp Stones can do no harm. Rubber Patches, Slips of Canvas no longer requiredOne application will last for TWOv YEARS. v * - ;■ ;. '■ . ' :'J^ . Ck-.li in at my store. Stick hatpins. naiLs or bradawls into our cycles in use. We will ciefy youj to let the wind out of the tube. s . . We will do all this for the huge outlay of 2s per wheel for cyclists and 3s per wheel for motor-cyclists. - J.:. BBiNNTNG-- .' • SOLE AGENT - BLENHEIM; I. PIE ARSON SEDDON. (Late of P. and D. Dunoai, Implement-makers.) FJRST-CLASS EOESE-SHOI» f IMPLEMENT MAKESR, WHEELWRIP^ar AND GBNEB'AI ; ' ■•• :fei*iiTH. ■■•■ ■■'■ :■■ ■■■ All Classes of Work Undeitakwft^ A Trial S<«licited. I, PIEARSON - - Seddon. "Watch and Spray" WHEN the leaves have fallen -it, will be time to. spray those Fruit. Trees (May June, and July).,. '■'-■: Cooper's "Kill All Scale" und Woolly Aphiais the finest em ( nlsifiei oil,,,that mpiiey can. bUjy:. Made tin New jiJ&Baland; from the;> ; bes£. and purest; products. ' It. mixes as; easily, ss niitfe does with! waters' Recommended by. *! the leading'authorities. Thes-prKts are the most reasonable on theiparkot for the best quality. Manufactured by— F. COOPER, liTD., WELLINGTON. For Sale by—Levin and Co., Ltd. , also Bary and Son, W. Carr, McOuvmick and Co., A. Sowman, ~W. Cookfe and Sons, Harwood and' Co., Miller and McKay, Robertson and Mills, silso by all agents.for Cooper'sl Seed^? in New Zealand. SHOOTING SEASON, 1912. MARLBOiOTJGH ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. Shooting Season lor Imported and Native Game, License Fee, etc., Marlborough Acclimatisation Dia-tz-ict. THE following imported game — viz., cock pheasants and Californian quail—may be _ kiii^d within the Marlborouga. Acclim.'itisation c District, comprising the Counties of ■ Marlborough, Awatere, and Sounds (except in the areas mentioned in the schedule (for which see "Marlborough Express" of Ap-il 27th, 1912) from the firvb day of May. one thousand nine hundred and twelve to the thirty-first day of July, (-.ne thousand nine hundred and twelve, both days inclusive. % Licenses to kill such imported qja.-ae' within the said district Will he.'issued to any person on payment of the sum of twenty sliilliaf;s each; and the Chief Postmaster an Blenheim, and the Postmaster at Havelock are hereby appointed to sign and issue the said licenses to k;V. imported game. The following native game—viz., psoy duck—may be killed within the abovi*mentioned district (except In tlw areas, mentioned in tho sdiedule (for which see "Msirlboroucn Express" oJ ■April-. 27th, 1912), from the first duy of May, one thousand nine hundred and twelve, to the thirty-first day of July, one thousand nine hundred and twelve, both days_ inclusive. The number of such native game that raay be killed by any one i>erson in ar.y ono day is restricted to not more than twenty-five head in all. R. WANDEN, Hon. Secretary. SPRINGLANDS WOOL WORKS WOOL rweived for riconring 6a large or jßmall quantities.. Prices giir«n; for Woot Hides, •ndSh^j^kinij; > ■■; ' ■?..,■■; ;■■;■ •■.6-"-'.--'--:Ti a ■■>■"■ p, ; ■■.'■■:, :■■ iWOOLSOOUI^ER AND TELLMONGJEE.