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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 141, 17 June 1913, Page 4

Keep a sharp look-out for our inset sale announcement with Wednesday's issue of this journal. It will give afew hard facts that will surprise you. —Bert Tasker and Co.—Advt.

Plain price tickets will tell a tale on Thursday next. We must 'have room for extensive shipments arriving shortly. See our bargain list with Wednesday's paper.—Bert Tasker and Co., the Quality Shop.—Advt.

For chronio chest complaints — Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d, 2s 6d.—Advt.

Kirkcaldie and Staines, Ltd., extend to our readers & cordial invitation to visit their display of the new autumn and winter goods, which, are now on riew at their showrooms, Queen Street.— Advt.

A settler writing from Ruahituri, via Gisborne, says:—"Contracting a severe cold, I decided. to give Tonking's Linseed, Emulsion a trial— two doses gave relief, in two days cold was cured completely. I have never tried or heard of a remedy to equal it. The bush boys were amazed at its effect." Of chemists and stores—ls 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d.—Advt. To specialise in bicycle specialties is the object of W. H. West. He is the sole Marlborough agent for the following makes: Massey-Manris, Salisbury, 8.5.A., Centaur, Hollis, and Wentworth. The New Hudson motorcycle is also a feature of his stock. An efficient staff is employed at the Massey depot to undertake all classes of repair work, which is guaranteed to be don© effectively and with dispatch. Support local industry, and interview W. H. West about a new cycle.— Advt. '

What constitutes a patent? ''Anything that is novel and useful, and that shows some ingenuity or invention can be patented." This is a sample of the information contained in the book "Advice to Inventors." Copy sent free on request by Henry I Hughes, Ltd., 157, Featherston Street, ■ Wellington. Local Agents: Griffiths < and Son, Blenheim.—Advt. ! If your eyes trouble you, consult Coote and Sandstein, ophthalmio opticians, 348, Lambton Quay (opposite Bank of New Zealand),' Wellington. Eighteen years' practical English and Colonial experience. London certificates. Consultation free. j Note: Visits will be made to Blenheim j every quarter. Dates will be advertised later.—Advt.

". Tf you're living in tin© country, IT f you're living in the town, i(V if you've got just eaghtee»-penco, i f>r orfTj Mf a ecrown; : For if you have, laiwi winter's okill : Atf-ncks you till j6u*cr« totj ill, ! fhn-f little "stocking" wall ■orocuro ■■ A hni+.io of "Woods^ Great Peppermint n, :w ,_Advt. 2