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OFFICERS' AND N.C.O.'s CLUB ROOMS. x A MEETING of the combined Cbmmittees will be held in the Officers' Club Room on FRIDAY, the 20th inst., at 8 p.m. Business: To arrange for the opening of the dub rooms. S. A. EDINGER, Major, 1 Hon. Secretary. WAIRAU ROWING CLUB. GRAND ANNUAL SOCIAL and Presentation of Trophies. To be held at the Coronation Hall, GROyETOWN. 25th June. Ladies, 2s; Gentlemen, 3s. An evening's enjoyment for young and old. E. "G. HILL, Hon. Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICE. rTTHE friends of the late Mr William -*- Doel aa-e respectfully invited to attend his funeral, which will leave his late residence. Main Street, for the Omaka Cemetery, at half-past two o'clock TO-MORROW (Thursday). BYTKELL AND CO.,1; Undertakers. LOYAL MARLBOROUGH LODGE. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS. Netw Zealand Branch, M.T7. OFFICERS arid Members of the above Lodge and Older ore summoned and required to meet at the Lodge-room TO-MORROW AFTERNOON (Thursday) at 2 o'clock. Business: To attend the funeral of the late Brother William Doel . S. HOOSON, F.g. HONORARY MEMBERS' CONCERT. THE following ladies and gentlemen will assist tihe TENTH MOUNTED REGIMENTAL BAND at the HONORARY MEMBERS' CONCERT in HIS MAJESTY 1 STHEIATRE on TUESDAY NEXT:— Miss Maisie Geary (Picton), danseuse-. Mrs F. O. Ferry and Mr Bert Tasker, vocalists. Mr W. G. Stevenson, a soprano comettist of repute. Mtr EL F. Kain, humorous singer. ADMISSION: 2s and Is. A. M. THOMSON, Secretary. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. FUIAJERSMPICTUREiI; TO-fijteHT ! TQiftIQHT I .Entire Change of Programme. Heacled, by >a new st&i' sfflsational. ■dramas ON THE TRACK OF THE" CORKSCREW GANG. 3000 ft,, forty minutes of thrills. A brilliant story of the 'methods of a modem detective versus the expert criminal. See the thrilling, escape. VIA THE TELEPHONE > WIRE. Only to see doom in the river. Powerful Supporting Programme. WISTERIA—MEMORIES. A beautiful emotional dratijatic masterpiece by th© world-famous Vitagraph Company. THE SOLDIER'S FURLOUGH. Star Lubin Military Drama. ALKALI IKE PLAYS THE DEVIL. The greatest Western Comedy riot of mirth since "Alkali Ike's Auto." LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. BRUGES' (Star Travel-Scenic), Cook's Bid for Fame. Meeting Mamies Mother; STAR PICTURES. To-night at 8 To-night GRAND RBOPENING of the TOWN HALL . v . With an V ALL STAR PROGRAMME. Headed witit a grand and 'realistic 3000 ft. Photo-play, Entitled IN THE HOUR OF NEED. In which! theire is a very thrilling fire .' scene. This is supported by an American War Drama, ~. PRIVATE SMITH. And otiher veiy fin© selections of, interesting gems. • PRICES: Downstairs 6d; Gallery Is. CHANGE PROGRAMME FRIDAY! GREATEST SACRIFICING/ DRAPERY & CLOTHING SALE EVER HELD IN BLENHEIM. FAR R A N Ti..A/ MARLBOROUGH DRAPERY AMD CLOTHING STORE, Market Street, .Blenheim. • > WINTER SALE STARTS TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). . 30 Ladies' Costumes, usual price 50s and 60s; sale price 28s-6d each. j (Special Purchase). Don't miss these, equal to tailor-made. Ladies' Jackets greatly reduced. : . Lad ies' Millinery, ihalf-p rice. Dress Tweeds^ all kinds, reduced 25 pei" cent. Blankets, cheapest and best ever sold ! in Blenheim. Large size Towels, usually Is 9d ■; sale price, Is. Quilts, Sheetings, Pillow Slips, Eiderdown Quilts, Velveteens, Hearth Rugs, Blousings, etc., greatly reduced. Gentlemen's Clothing greatly reduced. Suite, 25 per cent, off during sale. Hats, Sox, Shirts, Pyjamas, Ties, Underclothing, at slaughtering 1 prices. Men's Saddle Tweed Trousers, usually y 13s 6d; sale price, 9s lid. REMEMBER! THIS SALE ONLY LASTS FOR 21 DAYS. We intend to make this the Record' Sale.. I Prices and Quality never before seen in Blenheim. MARLBOROUGH DRAPERY AND CLOTHING STORE. , ' Next ZeaLandia Cafe. SPfOP EARLY SHOP LATE.

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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1913, Page 5

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