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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 14, 17 January 1913, Page 1

GENUINE "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" GRAMOPHONES. Zono Records .... .... ioin.,3/6; 12m., 5/6. Edison Records .... .... 4mm., 2/6 ; 2min., 1/9. NEW RECORDS EVERY S^O^TH. COME AND HEAR THEM. UP-TO-DATE MUSIC. UP-TO-DATE MUSIC. Pianos of well known leading makers. Agent for Chas. Begg & Co., Dunedihand Wellington Cartwright'S Music Warehouse, Alfred Street, Blenheim. Box 58. Phone 221.

To our many I satisfied customers To our future customers THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE ,■_ SEASON. ANOTHER successful business year! Yes, thanks to the continued support of our friends in Blenheim, we are still able to "come up smiling" at the end of the financial year 1912, despite the unusual trade depressions from time to time. Arid being so, BOWLING desires to thank the firm's many customers and wish them, a bright Christmas and a j prosperous New Year. i As in the past, every possible consideration and care will be given to orders placed with us, while we can unhesitatingly recommend all goods sold by us as being of first-class materials and the product of highly skilled workmen. To those Who have not yet tried Dowling for furniture we say "One trial only." A. J. DOWLING, CABINETMAKER - BLENHEIM. Ladies' Dainty Shoes for the holidays - - AT HEALY'S. fTIO set off a nice holiday frock you -*- must have a pair of dainty shoes. That's agreed 1 Now, make a point of calling at Healy's, and see the fine stock of Ladies' Shoes. Patent Shoes with either buckle, strap, laces, or button. M. HEA LV, BOOT IMPORTER, Market Street, Blenheim./

The " Ever Ready" Store for Gifts. APiece of Jewellery is one of the most acceptable of all gifts. Moreover, a personal ornament constantly reminds the recipients of the giver's thoughtfulness—friendship is cemented accordingly. Here you will find a fine selection of suitable gifts at moderate prices. INSPECTt FERRY, ?HE JEWELLER - BLENHEIM. A WHY .GO • Tiifi Duty of Spectacle leases Is to focus the rays of ligb± athe proper point, thus relievinj the muscles and nerves of th< strain that would fall upoi them if they were unassisted b; lenses. WE ARE ABLE To relieve with glasw troubles that are sapping th nerve supply by causing th muscles to work in an effort t do their own focussing. ALFRED LEVI, CONSULTING OPTICIAN, 108 Customhouse Qeay, WELLINGTON. T: H. MORRISON ... Manage