LADIES' "COMFORT" HOUSE . SHOES, glace kid, light pump j soles, easy fitting, wooden or leather j heels: The "Bective," 10s 6d; "Pride |of England," 10s 6d; C. and J. Clark's, 11s 6d. Ladies' Black Glace Kid Laced Boots, open front, large eyelets, straight patent caps, the famous "Pioneer" brand, all sizes; our price, 15s 6d. Ladies' Shoes, same style, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, los 6d. Others, 7s 6d and 9s 6d. COPP & KNIGHT, THE BOOTMEN. Jin Item worthy of #•■■ l&Cin CONSIDERATION WS Buy our Canvas direct trva the mills. We manufacture our go~*fe tfa ${& pr3mises. , . Hence the LOW PRICES at *fksas WE CAN SELL STACK COVERS, ETC, OfcDER TOURS NOW AT S. MARSTON'S THE COVER MAKES, Market Street South. ! BLENHEIM1 AND SEDDGN* 'Pione 225. Wedding Presents. SOMETHING Beautiful and Lasting in SILVERWARE. GREAT RANGE PRESENTATION GOODS. Special Discount GivenLatest Designs in Engagement Rings. All new and tip-to-date Jewellery —AT— W. J. MARTIN'S, THE LEADING JEWELLER. popular notice mim AT IVESS BROS.' Boot Palace.— Gents' first quality box calf ••• welted Derby Boots, 21s* were 255. PECIALLY reduced to .clear.— Fine White Cotton Table Damask, 56 inches wide, at Is yard, 64 inches wide at Is 3d; Unbleached Linen Damask, 70 inches wide, at Is 3d yard.—At E. and J. WalWs. \\T J. SEATER AND CX)., 78, "»i Market Street, agents for the Royal and Salter standard Typewriters. Repairs to and supplies stocked for all typewriters, duplicators, and mimeographs.—G. R Muncastej, Representative. .. ; IF you need a motor-cycle or car and don't wish to pay too touch write us. We can save you money. We overhaul mosv machines, and every one sold is guaranteed in good prder or money back.—Lawrence'? N.Z. Motor Exchange, 123 Hi^h Street, Christchurch. 101 Q MOTOR-CYCLES.—Just itJLfLt arrived:' Latest Model 1913 Indians; kick starters, 2-.sp96ds; free engine. Call and inspect.—Ed. Parker. BAILEY'S Tennis- Racquete, ex '' Athenic. A "large assortment of the latest English Racquets, Bats, etc. Being New Zealand agents, we are quoting these at wholesale prices. Also Covers, Presses, etc.—W. J. Seater and Co., 78, Market Street. T IVESS BROS.' Boot Pakoe.— Gents' first j (quality glace kid welted Boots, special line, 17s 6d: were 22s 6d.- \ ' T IVESS BROS.' Boot Pakce.— . Ladies' glace kid Derby Shoes, low heels, grand value, 10s 6d: were 13s 6d. MARLBOROUGH EXPRESS. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. OWING to the early departure of the train for Seddon and Ward on MONDAYS, FRIDAYS, and SATURDAYS, it is requested that advertisements for insertion on those days be handed in ai this office sot later than 11 a.m. Copy for alterations to- advertise-. ments should be sent in not later than 3 pnpa. on the day preceding that { on which the change of advertisement i is desired. | furness bros.] proprietors^ /christmas present of Kj singer sewing machine. The world's best Sewing Machine— Singer 66. All young ladies should buy a Singer Sewing Machine. Weekly payments, 2s 6d. Repairs done ©nthe shortest notice. Fifty yeaTs' .guarantee. Cheapest and best. Postal address: G. S. NIGHTINGALE, Agent, Blenheim. SPRINQLANDS WOOL WORICB WOOL received for Scoarlng la large or small quantities. Highest Prices given for Wo«i t Hides, and Sheepskins. . S. T A o P. WOOLSCOURES, AN© WBhh MONGHB. WEDDING, Invitation, and Celebration Cards.—New designs ,at "Marlborotigh Express" Printing Ofiice.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1913, Page 1
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539Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1913, Page 1
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