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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 22, 27 January 1915, Page 7

i NOTICE. r\N and after the Ist day of !_/.February the following .will-be the Palace Car fares.:--To and from High Street Bridge 3d " Proprietor. | PUBLIC NOTICE. c JAWING to the high- price of chaff • V■" and oats, we, the undersigned, * have agreed to charge the following prices, on and after the Ist day oi "\ February:— 2 All Feeds and Stands :.. ... 21Stabling per'day ... ... ••• 'oh c Stands only ... — •."■ ••• - 1/- , ! ■"■•. J. F. MKMALANNEY, r ; ■'■■■■ Criterion' and Club Stables. ' [ J- E. M. GIBSON, r . McKenzie's Stables. ' - - - - ■ ' ■■ ' -— a OMAKA ROAD BOARD. p I. t , ■ FINAL REMINDER. ' ;' \. ALL rates unpaid on the 30th^ i XjL January next will be sued for j without further notice. * By Order of the Board, C. G. COLEMAN, Secretary. i - ' ■ ' ■ INVISIBLE BIFOCAL GLASSES. TT7HY WEAR~TWO PAIRS OF VI ,GI*ASSES? ■* Those requiring separate spectacles for reading and • disiaut wear should! see the latest opfeicai - triumph, invisible bifocal lenses. *only drio pair, of glasses reluired for reading and distance. Single lens ©nlv. MR •J. D. CLARKE, •• London Optician, bolder- ■ highest English optical diplomas, makes a speciality ot these lenses, and will be pleased to show them to those wishing to see tfcem. Blenheim Address: PANA Mi HOUSE. ■ 'Charges; Strictly; Meiderate. Coasultation free. -■ - Tlie Christchurch Mfeat Company, Limited. PICTON FREEZING WQRKB. | sFJtEEZING AND FREIGHT t ■'• ~-.:•." ;■■■■-■ crates. ■ ... ■■ i ■TiniHiE charges for Freezing, Bags, ' ■*■ and Fi'eight iYoru the Fr.eezing Works to- London, slaughtered on and i after Ist February, ..1915, will be as follows :— ■ - per lb LAMB, up to 431bs 1 3-sths d. ' ■ LAMB, over 421bs lid. MUTTON 1 2-sthsd. THE GROSS CONSOLIDATED - .;: ; ' .■■■_ v ;RATES V ; ■. : ';- CTb" cover all charges' from delivery at Works to receipt of the proceeds, viz.:. Freight to London, Bags,-' Marine Insurance, Interest on adrances, lixchange, London Landing and Selling Charges (including one -month's storage): - per lb TxAMB, up tb. 421bs 1 9-lOths d. " LAMB, over 421bs 1 4-sths d. " -'■MUTTON ■ — ' ■■% /' v 1 4-sths d. ; ■ REBATES. Should the number of stock ox-' ported from Picton through the Com- \ pany's works during the sen son oxcced 100,000, but be under 150,000, A Rliki OiATE' OF ONE-EIGHTH OF A>.\ PENNY PER LB will be made ;it the! end of the season. Should the number-1 exceed 150,000. CANTEEBURY' "RATES WILL ONLY BE CHARGED. All such rebates to be payable to the ■parties who have paid original freezing rates. Are You Making Jam? F^so we can supply you with PRESERVE COVERS for lib i and "21b jars, complete with equal ■number of Wax Tissues. 154 :in a packet; price 6d per packet. Postage 2d extra. - ■ WRITING PAPER. You should see our tasty stationery just "indented from John-Walker, London, the famous stationers. . It's a treat to write on it. " f El. Penny & Co, STATIONERS, BLENHEIM. f SUMMER i Clearing Sale.. 8 I'J\ &J. WALTON beg to announce -^« that, iheii* sale commences THURSDAY, the 21st inst. I Great reductions ''on all season's goods. Many lines of Ladies' Dresses, Blouses, and Underclothing to be cleared at very low prices. Children's Presses, Coats, and Millinery below cost. 3s in the £ discount off all general stock dsaring sale. . E. & J, WALTON, i 'Phone 167. ( ; i A. M ROBINSON* ' HAS just opened up her finerang« Ward, Lock and Co.'s latest 3 books^—the famous wonder books. -, The Wonder Book Annual The Wonder Book of Soldiers. The Wonder Book of Ships. The Wonder Book of Railways. The Wonder Book of Animals. New Australian Gift Books: Ethel Turner, Lilian Turner, Mary Grant Bruce, Vera Dwyer, and others too numerous to mention. A most useful present. Every man his own mechanic. Call and inspect the splendid variety. Books for all young and old. Beautiful range of Poems a* all prices and qualities. A. M. ROBINSON "Express" Wanteds are read ) »" i Hundreds every c r -y.