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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 250, 21 October 1915, Page 1

hpmjb mm bbuimi, MAKE KNOWN YOUR NEEDS. WANTED Advertisements relating to Labor, etc., Lost, Found, To Let, For Sole, arid Short Trade Notices, of twelve words or less, are inserted in this column for ONE SHILLING each insertion, cash; for every additional word <ne penny. A BOOKING FEE of sixpence per insertion ; will be charged if cash does noi accompany order. -i I AY ILL buy size sin children's i/ " stiong leather laced boots.— Hannah's Sale. STRONG man v^Mits iob as laborer. J\ Tew arrival. Address at ''Express' 3 Office. , WANTED, for country—A capable help for small family. Apply "Express" Office for address. WANTED.— Young srir' to assist with housework. Apply Mrs C. Sinclair, Old.Renwick Road!. ■VK^A^'TSp.—lnjtrovers •to the ,*V diCKsmaking. . Apply Mrs Salt eld, W. B.'.Girling and C 0... Lid. T¥7ANTE3>, for Hillereden Flaxyf mill.—2 good cutters. Apply Griffiihs Bios., Ltd. ANTED.---Two lady boarders in 7?' private home, Reply "Home," "Express" Office. ,' Tit 7ANTEIX—A &mart boy for mes.Vf; sages, etc. Apply R. Hannah and Co., Ltd. WANTED.— If there is sufficient' inducement nrti car- will run to Koikeu'ra "trots ' f j?.are, £2 return. Apply X 11. Best. \\J ANTED.—We have a client for tV two good butter cows; caprble 12 to 14 pounds per week. Apply Murray, and. Co "VITANTED, at (nee.—Young man TV for geneial station" work, permanent job; good wages to suitable Wan. Apply Muir'ay and Co. ANTED KKQAyN.—Good accommodation can be iiad for the travelling public. Meals at all hours. Civility a specialty. Terms f moderate. — Exell Boarding-house. J. F. Horton, proprietor, Timatanga. TTTANTEJD. TO PURCHASE — ,TT Secpnd-hfnd digger plov.gh. Apply Murray and C<;. ' LOST --A trap, cushiony between Blenheim and Springlands. Finder reworded on return to J. Giuliani, Fairhall. FOR SALE.—Two good Shorthorn bulls, 2 jears old, from pedigree btock. Api">ly 'Murray and Co. FOR SALE.—Windmill and pump. Apply Presbytery, Maxwell Road. FOR SAlE.—Calbage, cauliflower, and trmato plants.—John Haie and Sons. Telephone 275. FOR SiLE.—The iaundry premises and business recently carried on by the late Mrs Herd. * Apply on piemises to Thomas Herd. 3710R SALE.—Sittings of eggs. Indian Runner ducks, utility Knight's strain, 10s 6d; White Leghorns, Padinan's strain, 7s 6d; Buff Orpingtons, Sydney laying strain, 10s 6d. Cash with order.—-J. D. Cox, Maxwell Road. _^ TO lET.—Furnished rooms with use of conveniences. Apply Mrs Townsend, corner Earll and Francis Streets. O/-J-J IS j.sked for girls' tan O / .1 .1. shoes, sizes 7 to 11 only usually 8s 6d.—Hannah's Sale. SIZES 2, 3. 4, and 7 only left ir. women's house slices at 2s lid.— Hannah's Sale. N~ EW MODEL FORDS now on view at Parker's Central Garage. RELIABLE WRISTLET WATCHES! Special Discount to Soldiers! A splendid selection, ranging from 17s 6d to £5. FERRY—THE JEWELLER. Cff AMPAGNE Shoes for girls, size 7 only, usually (3s lid; now 4s 13 d.—Hannah's Sale. TTfTANTED KNOWN. — Gigs, V? Buggies, etc., for hire; also new 7-seater Hudson Motor-car at McKenzie's Stables. 'Phone 15S.— E. M. Gibson, Proprietor. EMOVED to^ George Street, opposite Bylhell's. Dyers and cleaners, and umbrella work.—Rose and Sheehan. S~ AYS a successful Blenheim business man: "I'm satisfied that advertising pays. It's the continual 'knock, knock' that does it." "Express" Wanteds are read b> hundreds every day. ,