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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 69, 23 March 1914, Page 5

THE CHARM OF MUSIC! Kings of old have been soothed 'with, music; tired nerves have...been, relaxed under its benign influence;" and old age has quickened and pulsated like fiery spirits of youth! There is nothing like music. To be able ta produce harmonies—delightful sounds that rest and soothe—surely this is-a thing to be desired. Have you a piano' in .your home? If not, think what you are missing., Piano -warehouaefe; nowadays, are almost philanthropic-. in the way in which they give oppor-v ' tunities ifor- everyone to' have music. ' For a trifling^um" down,'and;small instalments monthly, ' the Dresden: Piano Company, Limited, Wellington,, will make you the possessor of a superb instrument.. You will never miss the payments—th«y are so microscopic—and in a short time the piano ' will be you very own. North Island manager: Mr M. J. Brookes. Local representatives: Griffiths and Bon — Advt. LATE ADVEgTJ3£^EHTi ~ FAREWELL TEA. A FAREWELL TEA will be given? to Mr R. N. Adams in theAll friends cordially invited. TO BUSHFELLERS. WANTED TO LET, by contract.— About one hundred and thirty acres (130) of mixed bush, more or less (subjectl to survey). P. TURNER, Ravensclifr, Q.C. Sound. . FUNERAL NOTICE. . rpHE friends of Mr and Mrs J. -1- O'Leary are respectfully informed that the funeral of thoir late child, Violet liena, will leave the residence of Mrs Reynolds, Birch Street, for the Omaka Cemetery at 2.30 p m TO-MORROW (Tuesday). BYTHELLANDCO., Undertakers, . TENDERS. rpENDERSL addressed to Mr W A Herd, Sprmglands, are invited" for cutting 1000 Black Birch Posts. Work shown on THURSDAY, 26th. Tenders close SATURDAY, 2Sih: The lowest or any tender, not necessarily accepted. . , - . , GILMORE, HERD & CO^ -■* " • Pukaka.' - . PUKAKA RIVER BOARD. "VrOTICE is hereby given that, inX^ accordance with the provisions aL^oa^m 87 °f 'JP 1* River Boards Act, 1908," and Section 3 of "The iuver Boards Amendment Act, 1910 " at a meeting to be held at Marshlands on TUESDAY, the 7th day of April, 1914 at 7 30 p.m., the Pukaka Kiver Board «wiir make and low a General Rate for . the year1 ending 31st March 1915, of three-farthingi ™ iSV 3 2°?^ on Olass, L > a»d threieighths of a penny in the pound on Class 11., payabe in one sum on the day or April, 1914. The Rate Book is now open for inKh°lanl theoffiCeof^Boardat' A. E. WILKINS, . Chairman. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRsT" FULLERS' PICTUHIS TO-NIGHT :^t 8 sh^rp, . ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME ViKSISr 81"^1 and marvellous JmSf drama ' tenSe With dee P THE VAMPIRE OF THE DEPE^T THE VAMPTRE OF THE DESERT"' A beautiful and bewitchW f^' ef • H er • • insatiable deSI proves to be her own undoing. ; Ai,so: . NEiVR TO EARTH. An A.B. photo-play of great strength THE RUNAWAY. ' Snl^r^^ nfoHunate marriage. CAPTURED BY STRATEGY t^iJJlS 1S Kalem Specialty.- * Pimple's Sporting Chance. ' " Warwick; Chronicle— Venice New PartKe Gazette. NEXT FRIDAY NIOHT: Owing to the popularity of Satnr COMIC SONG COMPEHTION