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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15, 19 January 1914, Page 5

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lATE ADVERT|s|p?im LOST CHEQUE-.,. . NO. J: 31859, National Bank o| New1 Zealand, drawn in favor'Of Adam Gibson by E. H. Cheesman for £1, 16s. Payment stopped. ' " ." 7 singing: and voice production. miss frances morrison,. L.A.8., wall resume teaching) ml Blenheim on MONDAY, 2nd February, at her residence, No. 11, WeldJ Street. MARLBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. For Girls and Boys.' rpHE FIRST* TERM will begin on 1' MONDAY, February 2nd,' afl 9.30 a.m. FEES: £3 per term. Applicant*} "for Free Places will be required to produce their Proficiency Certificates' and satisfactory proof of age. ' ■ The Principal will attend at the school1 oir FRIDAY, January SOtli, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., and bn SATURDAY from110 k:m. to 12 noon,, to meei> parents *&nd'enrol pupils. /,; .' •m" .'^B. -S. HYLTON, ""K '■< '• \ ' ' Secretary. ~ CRICKET • CRICKET % » KARORI '(WELLINGTON). ' 'v. " MARLBOROUGH WEDNESDAY "REPS."WEDNESDAY NEXT, Commencing at 10.30 a.m. on the Wairau Cricket Club's Ground. ADMISSION, 6d. ' ' < ,j[ ' . «...■,. v E. & J. WALTON'S SALE COMMENCES Thursday Next, JANUAEY 22Kd. . -.. * - - i 'I TTTS ' MAJESTY'S. * THEATRE. PANTOMIME SEASON OF THREE, /- ,_ \.,.N,IGHi;S. ~ GEO. STEPHEtf SON7and A. LINLEY ,'■' '\. \. ri Present'^ .^-,' '' ', By 'arrangement with Tom Pollard, ' THE ROYAL PANTOMIME CoyTHE ROYAL PANTO MS MIS OOY. To-night! To-night t and To-morrow Night. FOR TWO NIGHTS.ONLY. LITJLE 80-PEEP. Beautifully Staged. Regally Costumed1 The" Brightest arid ' best Musical Tit-bit of Modern Times. ENCHANTING DANCES. A GLORIOUS TRANSFORMATION, THE FOUR SEASONS, 50—STAR ARTISTS—SO Magnificent Ensemble. - Dainty Ballets.-' WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Another Stupendous Pantomime. "OLD MOTHER HUBSARB." . With its thousand* and one momenta of increasing merriment. Popular Prices: 4s r - 3s, and 2s. , The Box Plan is at Oartwright'a. W. A." LOW, Touring Manager. Train to Ward delayed till 19:45Tuesday Night. . • NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PICTON SECTION. ON TUESDAY, 20th January, the train usually leaving Blenheim for Ward at 7.50 p.m. will b& dolayed and will not leave uniiil 10.45 p.m. , BY ORDER, District Office, Picton, 17th January, 1914. 7 'NEW ZEALANDiItAI^AYS.;:..^ ■:; • '-■• y^ -. ;. EiXCURSION TO SOUNDS, PICTON. WEDNESDAY. 21st JANUARY. * TfIRAINS will kaye Blenheim for JL Picton-'at 8.35 a.m. and 12.30----p.m. ! Train usually leaving* Blenlieim for Picton at 10..40 a.m. will not.run. Fa-res: First-class, 3s: Second-class:.-Is Gd. For further particulars sue posters. • BX-.OitDxuS.. District Office, Picton, l9thJp. M , n ry,1914. ~., ,