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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 262, 5 November 1912, Page 5

For coughs, colds, influenza, nasak. catarrh, and all nose and mng§ troubles '-'NAZOL" goes straight to. the spot, and when inhaled acts like magic in removing all the distressing symptoms of cold in the head. —Advt.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS, " THANKS. —— MR A. RORE, Mrs H. Rore, ami" Mrs Rore, senr., beg to tender their sincere thanks to the public of Marlborough for the kindness and sympathy expressed to thorn during their late bereavement. THANKS. MRS TOW and family desire to • thank Messrs Murray and Spauldiiig for their kindness and ai>tentionj also their many friends, formessages of sympathy in their sudden and sad bereavement. . ; . SPRINGLANDS TENNIS CLUE. MEMBERS of the Springtanfe Tennis Club and: tlieir friends, also members of other 'clubs, axe cordially invited to attend at the opening on WEDNESDAY, November 6th, at 3 p.m. t ' ■■• B. ELBECK, ; Hon. Secretary. FEED BARLEY. T^TT ANTED TO PURCHASE. — .* ' Feed Barley in any. quantity. Ap,ply— ■ ■ 13, MEAD, Manager, Redwood's Flour Mills. BALL-PUNCHING. ON FRIDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m., 0. WHITWELL, the local balipTinislle'fy^vill attempt, in the shojs: adjacent 'sho.. Mr A. Sowman' s grocery premlses|§§o* break the* Australasian, record of S4 hours. Finish:: Saturday at 11 p.m. Admissidn: Until Saturday 5 p.m.,. 6s; thereafter,'ls. To-night! To=night t HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, . ,cr?;;R/'-A ;.*!■■ D ■■ Public Reception '•. .-■■:■■' ■ '.''.■ '■'■ ' :'■-. —to-^;. i .... ■ - lOxh MOUNTED REGIMENTAL ■- ■■ ••';; ■"■■'■.■■■■.-■. BAND.1' ■ '■~•■■ Funds in aid of Band and , ■••.;.,;:.;■■" i;'.Hospijtsii.'^; ■,„•; ■ ;.. Speeches by- Mayor and Councillors, COMB AND HEAR THE TEST SE^ECTiC>NS played Contest. ■'■''''. ■ '. BEST .LOCAL /, ' COMIC >SOPiG OOMPIETETEON. : &C, &0., "&0 t . ■'•'. '. PRICES;"■&/Is, and 6d. Commence at 8 p.m. sharp.. " NOTE.—Conditions of Song Competition may be seen at Parker's Cycle Warehouse. mENDERS will be "received at this JL office until noon of SATURDAY, November 23rd, for the leasing of Picton Rifle Range, being 133 acres of Waikawa Native Reserve, subjectto the following conditions: — 1. The tenderer shall deposit withhis tender the amount of the first month's rent. 2. The successful tenderer shall undertake to sign within, 14 days of the acceptance of ■ his tender a formal lease on the lines of tlte draft leaser which can be seen at this office. . A. B.WRIGHT, •Resident Engineer. Public Works Office, Blenheim, 4th November, 1912. NOTICE. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. i .i . ... { _ * PURSUANT to the terms of "The Banking Act, 1908," WEDNESDAY, the- 13th day of November* 1912, is-'h'eroby appointed a Specml Bank Holiday at the offices of the under-jnentioned Banks in BLENHEIM, and the Bank of New-Zea-land," PICTON. The Union Bank of Australia, Ltd. R. A. HOLMES, Inspector. Bank of New South Wales. B. M. MOLINEAUX.. Inspector. The National Bank of New Zealand,. Ltd. .-..,' ! JAMES COATES, I General Manager. j Bank of New Zealand. W. CALLENDER, General Manager.'