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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 158, 8 July 1914, Page 1

PBPUUB HOTICE COLUBSIt, MAKE KNOWN YOUR NEEDS! •'» WANTED Advertisements relating to Labor, etc., Lost, Found, To Let, For Sale, arid Short Trade Notices, ,1 NOT EXCEEDING SIXTEEN WORDS, are^ inserted in this coluninUor ONE SHHJLING each insertiolij cash; for every additional word; dne penny. A BOOKING FEE or sixpence per insertion will be charged if cash does uot accompany order. MAN was made to mourn, saith the seer, but joy will fill his soul if he wears boots bought from Ivess Bros.i \. OVEREIGN WATCHES, right, to the .tick. Save time and money by spending a sovereign at Ferry's, the Jeweller. COLD blows the blast across the moor; but that doesn't matter if you have on a pair of, Ivess Bros.' boots. PIANOS are valuable property. Have them carried by. a competent carrier.'— E. M. Gibson, manager, F. W. Martin and Co. ~~ H. HUMPHREYS & CO., • General Carriers and Shipping Agents (McKenzie's Sttables) are experts in the removal of pianos, furniture, etc. All goods entrusted to them are handled with the utmost f care. Our- motto is, "Nulli Secundus." 'Phone 329. Box 9. BUSINESS MEN, save yourselves • worry. Alf. King pays freight and delivers the goods.—The Caretul, Carrier. WANTED.— Washing or cleaning •by the dai Apply "Express" Office. ilXTANTED.—Ploughing contract > . VV for 50 to 250 acres. . Apply J. t <Jlunies-Ross, junr., Grovetown. WANTED:— Smart lad! for bread delivery. Apply W. Braddock, ■ High Street., •\X7ANTED.— 100 acres1 ploughing. • VV Apply J. Clunies-Ross, junr.-, Grov«(town. . ' . ' ■IT7ANTED TO SELL.—Lady's . VV freewheel bicycle, in good:con- i dition-; cheap. Apply 68, Arthur Street. , "'■ ! WANTED-— General help, elderly .; person preferred, for 'the coun- i try.—Mrs T. Looms, Havelock Sub- j urban. ; WANTED, for the Wairarapa. — ; Capable housekeepei*, lady- s help, or general; all duties. Apply ] to 5". A. R. Greensill, Picton: ] T OST.—A pendant and ekain, , 3IJL valued as keepsake. Regard a,t 1 McCusker's, Charles Street. s LOST, last Wednesday, between \ Blenheim and Tua Marina, -r- , Child's green.oyercoait. Please return , to F. W. Martin and Co. . 3 FOR SALE.—Two* unbroken three- ( year-old fillies. Apply C. Fair- ' hall, Rapaura. ' FOR SALE.—Greyhound dog, 12 1 months, fawn and white mark- j ings; pedigi-ee; cheap. Apply "Ex- j press." ' _ - i FOR SALE very cheap.—Light, horse, suitable for trap or light < farm or- • orchard work.—"M.B.,»" "Express" Office. MOTOR-CYCLE Side-car for sale, cheap; sacrificed; leaving dis-fa-ict. Address at "Ekpress" Office. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.—About 200 Acres Freehold, House, and small orchard. Also a Small Grazing Run, 1000 acres, half bush. Situated at Bartlett's Creek. ' For further particulars, apply to iL fßarSfeVfc,. Bartlett's Creek. v T-;-" r .' | j SALEI SALE! Children's coats and all Winter Goods are being J j cleared at great iweluctions* —-M. 1 Braddock. ■-. ! TO LET.—Four-roomed cottage. Apply R. Patchett, Freswick Street. '':■■■ , - . '""':'. '■• SAVE breakages whem moving. We . have experi«*e© in. shifting furniture. Agents for the Colonial Carrying Company. We save you : worry.—E. M. Gibson, manager, F. i W. Martin and Co. ' NOW is the time to plant your Ornamental Shrubs. Splendid collection to choose from.—John Hale and Song. Telephone No. 275> Springlands Nurseries. , , /^IHIMNEYS sw«p* and nightsoil \^J removed at reasonable prices.— John P. E. Fredericks, Main Street. Telephone No. 388. £ HOT soup is a good thing <*a a cold day, but nothing to compare: with fche comfort in Iress Bros/ i ■ boots. ' | WANTED KNOWN.— Mrs T. ! Herd's European Laundry, ' Lee Street. Shirt and collar irening , machine installed. Telephone 242.