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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 26, 31 January 1913, Page 7

J. Bary & Son,* LIMITED. RENWICK and SPRING CREEK. \\JTE have on hand a full stock c- * * HARVESTING TOOLS, inem<& ing:— 5-Tyne p ea Forks. Wooden Rskes. Binder Twine. Pitching Forks. Bag Needles. Ropes, all sizes. Tin Billies and Buckets. Harvest Hats. Harvest Clothing. Cornsacks. Harness of all sorts. \ Turnip Seed for stubble sowing. Rick Covers to order. Threshing Mills supplied in any part of the Province. We are Buyers of all classes of Produce. J. Bary & Son, Ltd. Criterion and Club Stables. J. MICHALANNET - Proprietor, LANDAUS Buggies, Gigs. G»ihtr on the shortest notice. Ring a* Zz j 61» *nd your wants will be attended to with every punctuality. My wedding turn-out is second to driver cm P loy onJy competent My Palace Gar time-table is altered, and the appended will & strictly adhered to:— PALACE CARS. Blenheim-Springlands Section. Leaves Market Square, Blenheim, for Springlands: 8.30, 9.30, 11,8© am., 2.5, 3.5 4.5,' 5.5, fa p.J. (9 pm. and 9.45 p.m. Saturdays only). LeaV^ K Sfegl^d^for Blenheim at 8.45, 9.45, 11.45 a-.m.. 230 SBB 4.30 5.30 6.15 p.m. " $$i pS Saturday only). * Leaves Market Square for Hospital and Cemetery, Sundays only, *« " 2:30 p.m. and returning 3;80.p.iQ, 9 p.m. and 9.45 p.m. Cars forSprin£lands. Fare, 6d. Trains connected with by special request. ■ > ***«*■ _ Specials arranged for Sounds Exotfsions or entertainments. One sMlin* return. , c Hoping to receive your continued confidence. J. F. MICHALANNBY, Proprietor. ' WMit « SONS," ] _ Pta.int**ib ■ ■■■ . Dooopstcra A StgnwrttoiH^ ! WE CAN I2DILD ANYTHING: From a Mansion to a Wh&re. Tslephon* SOe» Keating & Nicholas, BLACKSMITHS. WHEILWEI6H3I COACHBUILDEaS, HORfiE-BHOERS AND G2NEEAL SMITHS, AND CGAOHPAINTMia ALL kind* of Vehicles made or £t> paired on tke ihortesl notlsa, HOReE-fHOEINQ A gPBCIAL¥Jf A'ddrcn: Charles Street, at Mat: §g Ol«fc ftabUf. , " tea an:d cocoa.JBENNING has been &ppote&@ • Sole Agent for "AGRAGALL>£,! > Ceylon's perfect tea. Also "&TAW--Coco^. The latest and best in teas—i&? liciom, fragrant, and refreshiiifv, PRICE: ls~Bd and 2». SAMPLES OBTAINABLE JTROaeAGENT. E. H. PENS f. STATIONER'S BALL. HAS the most complete and ?7@!tselected stock of Statiozis^ Leather Goods, and Toys. New •uppliea of lat- Books, Weekly and all the lead P&peec and Magaeine* by each tA-eG&sdm§. mail. ' School and Office supplies of ■f-^ kinds obtainable at STATIONER'S 8AL1.,. THE KIOS X, Next the Post Office, PICTON. Mrs J. Walker - . Proprietr*®^ fTIHESE well-known Dining esl i Refreshment Rooms are nj^ctes new management. • * Afternoon Tea c specialty. The travelling public special!^ catered for. Cleanliness, Civility j and AtteitHcsgT: High-class Stock of Confectionery^ Yonr Patronage Bolidled^