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

||lp§ special bargain ~HMM&' LINES ICLOTHIKG FACTORyI ' "~ w For 21 Days. Commencing Thurscdaiyj January 21st. Men's Trousers Usual Special Price Price Strong Tweed ... ... ' ... 6/6 4/11 Heavy Tweed - ••• 8/6 6/6 Heavy Saddle Tweed , ... 12/6 8/11 Men's Suits Fancy Tweed ... 32/6 22/6 Strong Tweed ... • ... 39/6 30/Heavy Tweed ... ... 47/6 '39/6 Tweed Cotewold ... . ... ... 3.5/-., 23/6 Flannel Suits ... ... 21/- 13/6 i Flannel Suits ... ... .-.': ... 32/6; 19/6 ; Boys' Suits j 3 Garment Tweed Suits ... 30/- 19/6 '' Strong Tweed Norfolk ... 18/6 11/6 ! Tweed Cotswold ... ... ... ... ... 24/6 19/9 : Tweed Varsity ... ..-. ... 14/6 10/9 : Tweed Varsity 1 12/6 8/11 • ,1 Washing Suits ... ■ ... . * ... 5/6 2/6 .; Odd Serge Knickers ... \. ... 5/6. 2/6 Mercery Department Men's Band Shirts ... 7/6 4/6 Men's Band Shirts ... ... 6/6 3/11 Men's Band Shirts 7/6, 6/6, 5/6,-bo clear ... 2/6 Men's Natural Wool Singlets and Pasts' ...'5/6.3/3 Men's Lambs' Wool Singlets and Pants ... 5/6 3/11 Men's Pyjama Suita ... ... T... ... 6/6 4/11 * 20 doz. Men's Strong Braces ... ... ... 2/6 1/-pr Hat Department Men's Soft Felt .... ... ... ~, ;.." 6/- 4/3 Men's Soft Felt ... : 5/6 3/11 Men's Black Soft Felt ... 12/6 5/6 { Men's Straw Boaters 6/6 2/6, 20 doz. MenVCaps, to clear I}~ and 2/8 each 5 doz. Children's Hats 1/9 to clear 3d ea«h. • -| Boot Department Men's Tan Shoes ... >;. ... 21/- 16/6 Men's Glace Kid Boots .". > ... 22/6 15/6 ! Ladies' Patent and Glace Kid Shoes 19/6 13/11 ' Ladies' Glace Kid Button Slices ... ~. 16/6 12/6 f Ladies' Glac© Kid Lace Shoes :. 16/6 12/6 | Ladies' Tan Bar Shoes 13/6 10/6 HUNDREDS OF OTHER LINES GREATLY REDUOED, ZEALAND JHBBm FACTORY MASONIC HOTEL. H. J. KIRKWOOO - ■;.-■■■■ 'Proprietor. Bottle Store Price List,

A &H*OI,E BOTTLE AT WHOLESALE PRIOE. 9RJINPIVB. Hennessy's* ... ... '.-. ••• ••• 7/6 JHennessyV ...'... 10Talboy*** ... -. - ?/" MartellV ...' ... ... • 76. ! Bisquit Duboucho* ... ... ••• '/Q Draught ...... ......... 5/RUM Red Heart ,»• f/Navy Rum ... ••• o/-. Navy Rum (draught) */& Gilbey's Dry Gin 6/----i Gilbey's Old Tom 6/I J.D.K.Z. Geneva (Square Gin.) 6,;0 "Wolfe's Schnapps ... • 6/---801 l and Dunlop's ..» 6/WHI&KIE3. Watson's No. 10 «/- Dewar's • 5/6 ; Dawson's 5/6 I Duncan, Gow's 5/6 igegg's 5/6 1 Buchanan's o/o i Watson's*** 5/6 f Walker's 5/6 Canadian Club ... ... 6[Crawford's . ...' ... ••• 5/6 Robertson's ••• 5/6 Dunville's ... ... ... 5/6 King's Liqueur ...... 5J6 White Horse ... ... ... 5/6 Usher's Greei^ Stripe ... ... ... 5/6 THE CLUB HOTEL f Under entirely new management. MR J. SCOLLARD notifies the general public and Commercials that he has (taken over the aoove wellknown establishment. He has had many years' experience of catering for the comfort of patrons, and he can assure all clients of the following: GOOD BEDS. GOOD TABLE. THE BEST OF ATTENTION. j The VERY BEST ONLY in LIQUORS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. What you ask for, that you will get. THE CLUB HOTEL, BLENHEIM. VISITORS TO NELSON STAY AT THE WIASOTOBO HOTEL JP. BEIRNE, late of the • Grosvenor Hotel, Blenheim, and Oxley's Hotel, Picton, has taken over the Masonic, Nelson's leading hotel, and visitors to the "City of Sunshine" are assured of first-class treatment at this well-known estab Accommodation second to NONE. ONLY BEST BRANDS OF LIQUvR SOLD. , ; J. P. BEIRNE, PROPRIETOR EMPIRE HOTEL BLENHEIM. IN intimating that I have taken over the above hotel, I have every confidence that past patrons will renew their support to the new regime. The public generally nnd commercials will have every attention to their home comforts, and all sorts of liquors will be found to be of the very best. ■ Nothing is stocked that will be kept, as the VERY BEST only will Ibe sold, and good quality will noii. I keep: it- will havo a qufck tfale. : H TOM KEATING, t | Proprietor.