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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14, 17 January 1914, Page 7

1 Special I Flower Sale f -ArI Thrower & Thrower's AS we did not have space during . ■ {the early part of our sale to : sihow our large stock of ARTIFICIAL j FLOWERS, we are now making a .' special display of beautiful flowera i and foliage (usual prices Is to 6s lid ' a spray), and offering tlie lot at 3d, 6d, and Is a spray. For the Holidays, Ladies I YOU are sure to need some new; underclothing. Oonie and see ours; it is good in quality and reasonable in price. We have still a gcc<3 selection of White Voile Blouses, tool and dainty, for the hot weather, and several White Voile Robes; also White Muslin Blouses and cheap one-piece dresses in crepe, zephyr, etc.. v It you want Fancy Mouses we have a good range in Silk, Nmon, Crepe-do-Chene, Lace, etc., all reduced to clear. For infants and children we are still clearing out our White Muslin and Embroidery Dresses from 5s 6d each. Wo have Summer Coats, Tunica, Underclothing, etc., smart and good* ' Please call and inspect at> ' E; and J. WALTON'S, Market Street South. Note This! J. NICHOLAS, BLACKSMITH, W^fe^iGH& COACHBUILBER, / HOTtSE-SHOER, and CffiNBRAIi SMITH. CHARLES STREET. A Trial Solicited. THE UNDENIABLE QUALITY of FURNITURE Manufactured on the premises of A. Patchett Makes for a successful sale of all goods manufactured there. There "is no doubt that quality and moderate prices count. Those intending to purchase i'urnvt/ure, or have pictures framed, rshould therefore conwilt . : A- PATCH ETT, HIGH STREET. GROSVENOR HOTEL, BLENHEIM. UNDER ENTIRELY NEW ' ' MANAGEMENT. MR W, F. GRAY begs to announce that lio has- taken over the übove well-known hotel, and hopes, by strict attention to the wants-of all customers to warrant a continuance , oi' the support accorded to'former proSrietorß. NLY THE BEST OF ALE, WINES, AND SPIRITS SOLD. The Catering is specially supervised by Mm Gray. • . TARIFF: 6s per day. SPECIAL TARIFF for PERMANENT BOARDERS. : A rumor having got,abroad that the tariff of this house has been raised, I wish to absolutely deny same, the tariff being the sairte as formerly. 'Phone No. 0. P.O. Box No. 11. W. F. GRAY, . , ' Proprietor. EMPIRE HOTEL, BLENHEIM. TN intimating that I have taken .a. over the above hotel, I have every confidence that ■ past) patrons wijjl renew their support to the new regime. The public generally ars 'commercials will havoeyery attention 'to their home comforts, and all aorta of liquors will be found to bo of tne very best. V Nothing is stocked iihat will be kept, as the ..VERY BEST only will bo sold, and good quality will not x keep; it will have a quick sale. TOM KEATING, Proprietor. BLENHEIM. MR F. E. R,OFE wishes to an- ; nounce to- the travelling aiid general public that he has taken over the above -hotel, which has been . thoroughly renovated, and that ha can guarantee the BEST OF COMFORT. ;"? ONLY THE BEST OF LIQUORS ■> SOLD. "! Accommodation for Motor-cars and horse vehicles. A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. F. E. ROFE - - Proprietor. CRITERION HOTEL. BLENHEIM. | ITjIHIS popular hotel is now under .JL new proprietorship. The requirements and comfort .of travellers and the general .public will receive careiul attention, and the refreshments supplied will be of firstclass quality only. Telegrams and all correspondence promptly dealt with. Your patronage solicited. ALEXANDER LECKIE; - !■■•■■ Proprietor...'' Late of the Exchange Hotel, Nelson, and the Commercial, Murchison:-' OXLEY'S HOTEL, S . PICTON. UNDWR NEW MANAGEMENT. J. P. BE\E 9i S, PROPIWEJrOR. (La-tc,oi: tho Grosvenor Hotel, Blftolujim). •GOOIj' 8111 h 11 R J> TAB] -i).