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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 90, 18 April 1914, Page 1

•New Songs. <(A Little Love a Littie Kiss/ in CDF («,ome over here). A delightfully pretty song with English and French words. Also arranged as a waltz, piano solo, organ solo, violin and violin'cello solos. 2/-nett " Wedding Glide." "On the Mississippi." " Hitchy Kool" "Trail of, th 9 Lonesome Pine." " Whistle It." " How do you do, "<?iss Ragtime ?" '• Thaf s how I need you." " I'll change the Thorns to Roses." " Prehistoric Ballet Girl" t 6d edition. Piano. Adrian Hope's newest and best waltz; "Dawnof Spring." "Alladin" waltz; 6d edition. " Alladin" two-step; 6d edition.. " Forty Thieves" lancers; 5d edition. . ;■ Forty Thieves" two-step; 6d edition. Allan's Ist March Album, containing 14 of "the popular ones 1/- nett--1/2 posted. ' ' The latest in Records, Accordeons, Mouth Organs, and everything in Music and Musical Instruments ' At Cartwright's.

J. A. Morelancl AND CO., BUILDERS, &c. A DID RE S S E S: Shop and Office: HIGH STREET (Next Union Bank). Timber Yard and Workshop: WELD STREET('Phone 209). Farmers Dairymen Launchmen Fishermen Miners Sportsmen And all who wear GUM BOOTS, should note our REVISED PRICE LIST for RUBBER GOODS for the present season. MEN'S BEST DUCK LONG GUM BOOTS, rubber-lined, American iolled edge sole, "Woonsocket Elephant Head" brand. All sizes, 26s 6d;. second quality, 21s. MEN'S BEST DUCK KNEE GUM BOOTS, rubber-lined, American rolled edge soles, . "Woonsockejt Elephant Head" brand. .: All sizes, 18s 6d: second quality, . . 1.5s 6d.. .■/:-V:..v- .;. , .■■: _. .- These prices are the lowest that have been lsiiown for many years ill district, WHY PAY MQRE? '- EVERY WOMAN should' have a pair of our WOMEN'S LIGHT SHORT GUM BOOTS. All sizes, 3 to 9, 8s 6d. SECURE A PAIR TQ-DAY, and avoid wet feet and legs. 3 NOTE.—We can fit leather soles . and heel's to any of the aliove if required. 3 WOMEN'S GOLOSHES/ three Qualities;^ 6d', v4s9H, ss. , CHILDRiEN'S GOLOSHES, sizes 4 (to 6/"2s 6d ; 7, to 10', 2s 9s; 11 to Our Prices cannot be beaten inNew Zealand; A TRIAL SOLICITED^ s • ■ ' RUGBY OR SOCCER FOOTBALL BOOTS. Men's Chrome full square block toes, } 10s; in black or grey. Youths' a sizes, 2 to 4, 9s. ...->■ Men's' Tan Calf Football Boots, the celebrated English made . "Cert" boot . with waterproof soles. AH sizes. 13s 6d. A nine' range of Children's School Boots at pi-ices that defy conii- petition. Bring the Children along. Men's "Greenh'ide" Shooters, pegged -^ and nailed, wonderful wearers. vMIII sizes, 18s 6d. Men's^Fulf Kis Watei^tights, tiegged and nailed, 18^ 6d. Men's Nailed Shooters from 10s 6d. WINTER GOODS NOW ° ARRIVING^ Note our prices for a.well-known line: - r Warm Felt Slippers, in red or blue, i. with carpet soles—Women's d shies, 2-to\B, Is 3d; Children's sizes, 7 to 1, Is. Q Women's good quality Black Felt Slippers, Is. Men's Black Felt Slippers, Is 3d. All are invited to call and inspect our goods am] compare values before purchasing elsewhere. Illustra.; --I Catalogue forwarded to countr, on request. Carr's Buildings - Blenheim. D. WEMYSS 3 Jan., ARCHITECT. "" "J3LAN& and Specifications prepared c- \ L t,nd Estimates given. at ig ADDRESS: PERCY STREET, Blenheim.

•.■-■■ j POPULAR NOTICE COLUMN^ MAKE KNOWN YOUR NEEDS. I WANTED Xdvertisement* relating to i ! LaboTj etc., Lost, Found, To Let, For Sale, and' Short Trade Notices. NOT EXCEEDING SIXTEEN^ WORDS, are inserted in this column for ONE SHILLING each insertion, cash; for every additional word, one penny. A BOOKING FEE of sixpence per insertion will be charged if cash does not accompany order. MILNER AND THOMPSON'S representatives leave Blenheim in a few days. Purchasers desirous of purchasing a ,piano on the easiest terms procurable in New Zealand should take advantage.. : AT IVESS BROS.-. 50 pairs Ladies' Glace Kid or Box Calf Lace Shoes, solid leather, 10s 6d pair ; new stock. ALARM-CLOCKS at prices that open the eyes. Be early at Ferry, the jeweller's. ANTED.—A good porter. Apply" Criterion Hotel. WANTED.-^mart young man for general farm work. Address at "Express" Offrce. ANTED.—A gM to" assist. Apply Mrs B. H. Lotv\ "Merilands/'- High Street. W 5 ANTED.—Boy for office. Apply in own handwriting to "W. E. Clousiton and Co., Ltd. ANTED.—WeIt-savedi walnuts, in any _. quantities. Highest priced given.—Corry's Auction Mart; ■ WANTED, in Blenheim.—Position as lady help in good home. For address apply "Express" Office. \T7 ANTED TO RENT.—Furnished ▼ y house., Forward particulars to1 Griffiths and Son. XITTANTED.—Young hens and T ? pullets. State, price and quantity.- F. 0.8. to.Wellington. Apply H. Ashworth. Wadestown, Wellington. , ■ WANTED, at once.—Three men for wool department. Apply Christchurch-Meat Company, Ltd., Picton. 117 ANTED KNOWN.—Hot Water T t Bottles, all sizes and all prices. —A. McPhail^ Chemist. ANTED KNOWN. — Socials will be catered for. Winter drinks in tap jars. Give them a trial.—Poswillo. WANTED KNOWN.—Coiry~~and Co. are selling at their, mart horse and cow covers" of Highest quality at lowest' prices.WANTED KNOT^N. — That Mclndoe and Sim have started business as Plumbers, Tinsmiths, etc. •Phone 377. Address: Spririglands. • LOST, between Branch River: and 'Wairau, Valley.—Single-barrel gun. Reward, Goodman's Stables. LpST, Easter . Monday^ between saleyards and Taylor Pass.— Baby's crochet coat; Reward, "Express" Office. . LOST, between Islington and Ipsley Street. — Whalebone brush, and a comb.,. Finder please return to "Express" Office. Reward: FOUND, on' LWfie.ld Flat, Thursday last.—Lady's handbag .containing., purse. Owner can recover at this office. FOR: SALE/—Algerian seed oats'— C. Matthews, Rapaura. FdR SALE.—Horse, light trap, and .harness.—' 'Turnout,'' ''Express" Office. • OWING ito extreme pressure of business "■ in other parts of New Zealand, Milner and Thompson^ representatives must leave Blenheim in a few days. |^IHIMNEYS swept and nightsoil VV removed at reasonable prices.— John P. E. Fredericks, Main Street. TO LEASE for ten years, with right of purchase.—2ooo acres of land, now carrying 3060 sheep. Sheep at valuation. Apply Cawte .bros., Mahakipawa. WANTED KNOWN. — Mrs T. Herd's European Laundry, Lee Street/ Patronage respectfully | solicited. Parcels may be left at Cooke and Son's Store. WEDDING Presents in great varieity. Highest quality, lowest yjricG. Inspection invited .-^Ferry, jeweller. IF you have an old piano and you are desirous of exchanging it for *a high-grade instrument, take the opportunity while Milner and Thompj son's representatives are in Blen- ! heim, and you won't regret it.