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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 175, 26 July 1913, Page 5

MAKE NO MISTAKE BUT RESERVE WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY,, ■ Augusts tf* and' 7, v ■ For'tKe Sparkling Comedy,. "ALL A MISTAKE," * In Three Acts. Ta be &yen by the Renwick Dramatic -Society, In the Oddfellows' Hall. Prices: 2s and Is; Reserved Seats. 6d extra. Watch for further particulars. CHAMPIONSHIP POULTRY SHOW. TOWN HALL. To-night! To-nightE HELP THE FANCY. See the Champions. Art Union Prizes are worth winning: Is buys them. ' ' W. H. GREEN. Hon. Secretary. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. FULLERS' PICTURES TO-NIGHT (Saturday). ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION f ■ COMMENCING at 7.30 p.m. (Show terminates about' 10.30.) TThe local1 Management hiave great pleasure in presenting to their patrons what they feel confident in claiming to be the greatest and most realistic sensational dila ma of moving, picture history, entitled: THE FOUR DARE-BTCVTLS. THE FOUR DAREDEVILS. A thrilling and romantic tragedy , drama depicting the trials and tribulations of four dan-ing circus performers. , , THE FOUR DARE-DEVILS. Chock full of tense incidents, 'and culminating ,in a. nerve gripping climax— THE AWFUL LEAP TO DEATH. No Extra Charges. Reserves at Parker's. > BUT REMEMBER 1 This great star will COMMENCE at 7.30, followed by an entirely hew supporting programme of Fullers' latest successes. TO-DAY Is absolutely the Last Day Of our WINTER SALE. The balance of our Winter Goods will be sold tor Half Price. K. F. HA vL L. TUA MARINA PJVER BOARD. In accordance- with "The River Boards Act; 1908": . IVTOTTCE is hereby given .that at an ±\ ordinary meeting to bo held on THURSDAY, August 7th, 1913, it is the.; intention of the .ibov« Bc^rd to make a Special Order to the following.. ■effectji— ' ■'• '/'. •' '-'•■'■-„ ■■''That a General Rate."of one-half- • penny in tho £be levied on the capital value of all ratable property • appearing in the Valuation Roll now in force in ' ' i the district, for the period c0m- :.•..", vmencing Ist April; 1913, and ending 31st March, 1914, such .', ' rate to be due and payable in , one sum to the Collector of ■•....- Rates at the office of the Col- . /: lector, Tua Marina, on the 22nd ~ ..•:-. day of August, 1913. : .r The Rate Book will be open forrin'lspection- at my officej^ua;-'Marina,., ;■■..;•: : , .-. -•/:; ''■-■'■■::•■ : •' \: Collector. ■ BOUNDER OIL eSsGIINES (Marine and Stationary). TREASONS why you ■ should purJK/ chase a, Bolinder Engine: Because it uses the commonest grade of kerosene and little of it. , Running expenses are reduced to a minimum, •' ■ No danger of explosion or fire with kerosene as with petrol. Insurance premiums will be lower than when using a petrol engine. No electrical troubles for tine Bolinder needs no battery or coil which, so frequently get out of order. It is a solid mechanical job throughout; no flimsy parts. It runs at slow speed, therefore small wear and tear. The Bolinder is the only marine oil engine that will revei-se like a steam engine. Extreme simplicity is tho keynote of the Bolinder Oil Engine. C. W. PBILPOTTS, Picton. Agent fo«' Nelson, Marlborough, and Sounds District. Blenheim Representatives: Brown and Co., Engineers, High Street. Keep Bees! IF you buve decided to keep Bees this ..season, yon Lave done a wise I thing! I Thenf's a big future in honey, and you W'.ii.t to have a share in it. It's a nuwns of money-making whi ■ h evorv farmer and all those "who h'jve' fa.ir-sizcd gardens should go in f-,«. Fbe eqjiipment is quite inexpensive, iJtiti now is the time of year to commence this, fascinating work. Order "ALLIANCE DOVR-TAILED i HlVES"—the 'lowest-priced and most ! up-to-date. We are Agents for tho Alliance Box I Comnany. Ltd., Dnnedin. aJid can supply yon with their reliable makes of BEE-KEiET >F;llS' REQTJIKEi MENTS, admittedly tho best in the market. We invit.fi you to give us a call and? ; talk it over. ! F. W. ADAI¥iS 9 BLENHEIM. | ' FOR. SALT?.—Good, clean Waste Paper, in large or small quantities, at "Express" Office.