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Marlborough Express, Volume C, Issue 266, 16 November 1914, Page 1

fbhiub mthse eeujia, MAKE KNOWN YOUK, NEEDS. WANTED Advertisements relating to Labor, etc., Lost, Found, To Let, For Sale, and Short Trade Notices, NOT EXCEEDING SIXTEEN^ WORDS, are inserted in tbi6 polurnn for ONE SHILLING each insertion, cash; for ©very additional word, one penny. A BOOKING FEE of sixpence per insertion will be charged if o»«h do«i not aoeompany ord«r ALL stores keep "Wairau" but- . ter. Ask your grocer to be sure he Ogives it you. ■& KNIGHT, Tua \IK Marina, sell Scottb's "Tip-top" bread. EMUNCASTER, expert watcn- « maker, Walter Street. Through the gate until further, notice. ■ DUFFETT, Blenheim's Boot KiAg. If you have not paid him a visit you don't know what you are missing. You can save pounds in a year. Get your next pair of boots at Duffett's ; shoe store and prove it. LADIES' Handbags just arrived. The very latest styles. Inspection cordially invited.—Ferry, the jeweller. MAN wants work. Good1 milker : and used to horses. Apply r "J.T.," '(Express" Office. FARM or station work •^iited by man used to horses' and packing." Apply "D.0.," this office. WANTED.— Blade shearers, start 22nd November. Apply William Adams, Langley Dale. WANTED. —Employees engaged for dining-room at racecourse to call at shop to-night.—J. R. Roth-, yvell, caterer. ANTED KNOWN.—C. J. Bateman, High Street, Blenheim, has a full stock of all motor and cycle accessories. Repairs a specialty. Prices the lowest. Give us a trial; we will endeavor to please you. . 1 — — ~ IOST. —One black draught mare. ; J Anyone knowing her whereabouts kindly notify Mrs A. Gibson, Kaituna. I7\OR SALE.—A good quiet trap mare; good in all. work. Apply D. H. March, Grovetown. FOR SALE, for removal.—Fourroomed house, Springlands. Large" building, Grove Road. — M!urray and Co. VGLARIDGE, Bootmaker, late • of Horton's, can be found in ' Market Street South, two doors from the Empire. f^WT Scott's "Tip-top" bread. \IK Quality of the best. « 6i\WTAIRAV y/ Butter is best. y T quality always. Be sure you get it. I

BOOTS and Shoes are a big item 1 where there's a large family ; you can't afford to pay big prices. Good boots are absoluitely the cheapest in New Zealand at Duffett'a shoe store. \ CYCLE TYRES.—A further special line of good tyres cheap for cash. British manufacture. Real bargains.— Parker's Cycle Depot and (iarage. TQEMEMBER her Birthday! "A JjL&y timely gift welds the bonds of friendship." In your.own interests and hers buy it from Ferry, the jeweller. Quality: The highest. Prices; The lowest.

BOYS' and Girls' School Boots, 7 to 10, 7s lid; 11 to 1, 8s lid; ladies' Ward Shoes, 5s 6d; Ladies' Levant Leather Slippers, flannel lined, 5s 6d. Country customers can send for these. I pay postage.— Duffett's Shoe Store, Markab Street, Blenheim. PACKING and Carting Piano* «• specialty. Carters for ibShe Dropden Piano Company.—lP. W. Marti* and Co. • ■ , OUSEHOLD washing an£er» taken. Shirts and collars iron*! by machinery. All work guaranteed. European Laundry, Lee Street, BJen heim.~Mrs Herd. Proprietress. Tfel*phone 242. ' SPRAY with Arsenate of Lead for codlin moth. In lib, 21b, 101b jars, 561b kegs. Spray pumps from 30s. Seed potatoes; seedling tomato plants. Lawn mowers from 255.— Gibbons and Co., Ltd., Seed MerI chants. Telephone 96. i . ■ ROSE AND SHEEHAN, Dyer* Cleaners, Umbrella work. Writer ! Street. Blenheim i T7IFRNITURB and goods forward**/ jJI to any part of the world. Ag»nt> I Colonial Carrying Company. 'Photf* 1158. P.O. Box 86.— F. W. Martin ' and Co.