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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 30, 4 February 1913, Page 7

His Majesty's Theatre. | "Where all Sports Meet." ' FULLERS' PICTURES i BEST OF ALL, ! Bettor bo sure than sorry, so come raid judge for 3-ourseif. AYE NEVER RAISE OUR PRICES. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. TOM BUTLER, Farewell Screening To-night. TOM BUTLER. Don't miss him. TOM BUTLER Has Caught On. DON'T FORGET! LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT Together. LAST NIGHT Black Wall. Etc. Etc. Etc. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) _ _ NIGHT. _ 2--Star Attractions-—2 """""""" A PRISONER OF WAR. Or Napoleon's last days at St. * Helena. A PRISONER OF WAR. The death of Napoleon. A PRISONER OF WAR. An Edison Masterpiece. also: LOVE'S REVENGE. 2100 ft. in length. LOVES REVENGE. DOROTHY'S BANDIT. And a. host of others. One of Fuller's Programmes at Fuller's Picture Prices. mOWN HALL - - BLENHEIM British Pictures. ty STAR PROGRAMMES O w WEEKLY. Ii Wednesday Wednesday 6d Compare our-subjects and prices 6d A PRISONER, OF THE HAREM. A film embraciiig-an amazing succession of exciting incidents.—-The heroine passes through the most extraordinary adventures.—Witness the stnpendousness and magnificence of the Oriental settings and costumes..— A daring subject treated with the craft of master-workmen. Direct from London. Released December 18th, 1912 THE ONE SHE LOVED. At the Town Hall only—Latest great A.B. exclusive. SAN DIEGO. Depicting the western gateway of the Panama Canal, a spot that is destined to become one of the most ramous in the world. ALSO : DISAPPOINTED MAMA. A picture entirely for men. —AND— 7—OTHERS—7 COMPLETE CHANGE FRIDAY. Partnership Notice. WE, John ConoUy and Henry -fcdward Burden, carrying on ;h€, P, ra.? tice and business of Barristers tucl Solicitors at Blenehim and Picton mder the style of "Conblly and & rdei?> ,and WiUiam Thompson churchward, carrying on the practice md business of a Barrister and solicitor at Blenheim, hereby give lotioe that we have entered into >artnership in the practice and busiless of Barristers and Solicitors as rom the Ist day of February, 1913 aid will carry on such practice and msmess at Blenheim and Picton mder the style or firm of "Conollv iurden, and Churchward." Dated this Ist day of February, JOHN OONOLLY H. E. BURDEN. , W. T. CHURCHWARD. Cash Clearing: Sale. DUR HALF-YEARLY SALE will commence on Saturday, February Bth, and continue for one month )ur stock of Drapery, Clothing, and lancy Goods will be sold at greatly educed prices to' effect a speedy ilearance. 50 Pieces Prints, usual.price 6d to •d^yard; now 4£d to clear. 50 Pieces Dress Linens, etc., s£d to > 40 Ladies' Costumes, usual price 42s >d; now 11s 9d. 50 Pairs Window Curtains from 3s id pair. Men's Panama and Boater Hats, ill half-price. 50 Men's Box Suits, 5s in the £ dissount. 20 Pieces Cretonne, ssd yard' to A large assortment of Electro-plated Ware, 4s in the £ discount. All other goods equally reduced in arice. Call early and secure some of the sargaans. FULLER BROS., DIRECT IMPORTERS, "SEDDON. Agents for Cooper's Sheep Dip. P.O. Box 9. Telephone 329. W. H. HUMPHREYS & Co. GENERAL CARRIERS, CUSTOMS And FORWARDING AGENTS/ Next Majesty's Theatre, - EKgh Street, Blenheim. All descriptions of carting undertaken. Furniture Packed and Removed. Promptitude and civility guaranteed. W. H. HUMPHREYS, Manager. HAVELOCK DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. WCATE AND CO. wish to • notify the residents of Blenheim, Havelock, and the travelling public generally, that from this date (JANUARY 27th) a motor-car will leave the Post Office, Blenheim, at 9 a.m. daily for Havelock; leaving Havelock same day at 2 p.m. Motor-cars for Hire at Havelock. BOOKING OFFICES: , Blenheim, 'Phone 302. Havelock, Commercial Hotel.