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LBBHb Of NOW IS THE TIME TO TEST IT. ISISj W\W To a'l those w^° are J acking ln robust health or are "run down" from any s^saaaeßS-gjj \WlJlf cause wnalsoever» Horlick's is warmly recommended. It is an ideal restorative \umv for the wife and mother in the home, as well as for the husband or business man *><w; =I*'S*!! WatV unduly harassed at his daily calling* Children thrive upon it. *C?^^'f^3 VTaS^ Hutehinson & Co., 26, Jamieson St., Sydney, N.S.W., & Sharland & Co., Ltd., Lome St., Auckland, & Dlxon St.. Wellington, N.Z.

CAR OF pHE NEW 2CALAMP FAMILY Al al S^ • Ilk Bm ©Perhaps he is one of those business men who is supposed to have no sentiment about him. Ask him. about his Hupmobile. Remember —he pays the bills. He knows what Hupmobile service is. He measures it in pounds, shillings and pence. He will probably begin by telling you that he looks upon the Hupmobile as an investment. And he will certainly say it's one of the best investments he has ever made. He will explain to you how little he has spent . oii repairs in ten, twelve or eighteen months —in three years. You'll find his repair bill a negligible quantity' That's the way of the Hupp. You'll admit that when a business man praises the Hupp, the quality, the value, the efficiency must be there! It is. More so than ever in the 1916 Hupmobile. The 5-seater model is a wonderful achievement. It represents the finest work of engineer, qoachbuilder, and upholsterer combined —the result is a better Hupp —a perfect Hupp. We could tell you of a dozen big improvements in the new model--improvements in the chassis—improvements in the body. We could tell you of increased comforts, increased efficiency, increased economy at the same price as before —£395 complete" at main ports. But come and see. To see is to believe. If you > cannot call, write for free catalogue and particulars. Now!— do it now! N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Assn.. Ltd. CHRISTCHURCH uafrifeg m Local Sellin* A*entstg~E Wiatriiigham & Mitchell, ll" 61^' " .-Blenheim. BS -PIOW IM FULL SWiPId and will tmnrmvE TILL SATURDAY NEXT. "W PAY LESS FOR MOREAT OUR STORE are 01m mmm ume OOfTY FCIPGET WE AUg QII^ER4L . OYOLE AQE^TS, And we can supply everything for the Cyclist, Motor-cycliet, and Motorist in repairs, tyres, extras, sundries of every grade and particular, benzine, oils, tyre 3, lamps, carbide, grease, oi'tfite. ROVER CYCLES ! ROVER CYCLES ! SPRTNTER CYCLES! SPRINTER CYCLES ! New Home Sewing Machines ! Go-carts! Go-eart3! INDIAN MOTOR-CYCLES (latest models) and AIOTOR-CARS FOR EIRE at Parker's Central Garage.

Xmas Fruits IT is anticipated by importers ol above that in consequence of the- ' war and shortage of shipping it is unlikely that some fruits can arrive in .New Zealand before Christmas, and? that prices will be high. In view of this buyers would do well to secure; their Christmas requirements now while stocks are available and prices-' right—at GASCOIGNE'S. We have' received two lines of new fruits— Prunes and Cooking Figs—and thesewe quote, together with other lines of first quality now on hand: —Royal Cake "recleaned Currants 6d, 121bs 53 6d; Three Crown Mildura Sultanas Bd, 121bs 7s 6d; 16oz. pkts. choice Seeded Raisins 6d, SeedlessRaisins (loose) 6Jd; Prunes (new) 6d, 4ilbs Is lOd; Figs (Jd.lb; Evaporated' Apples lid, Apricots lOd, Peaches 9d Crystallised Cherries 2s 4d; Preserved Ginger 21d; Prize Winner Tinned^ Pines 6d; Essences 6d, large 9d: O. and B.s Essences 9d; "X" Mixed Spice, pkts. ljd; Keen's Mixed Spice 2d; Sicily- Almonds, cooking, 2s lb; etc., etc. 5 per cent, cash couponsgiven, and the best uniform value for all first-grade groceries in Marlborough at— GASCOBGff£'S Ossto Grocery EVERYTHING SOLD AT V\TSLLTNGTON PRICES FOR CASH. Jamas Benoiag, Ltd., GENERAL IMPORTER. ALFi?r.S BTRSSST, Bt.SMHSI«!t> The Cheapest ir. Mailbcrough for GROCERTES BRUSHWARE ALES, WINES & SPIRITS. AGENCIES: Spratt'& Dog Biscuits. Yates' Famous Garden and Farm* Seeds. •Oompafi^ Ltd* HIG H STREET. BLENHEIM. fT^HE undersigned are prepared to JL deliver Wood and Coal to aIF parts of the district. Birch, Tawa, Manuka, and Matai, in any lengths to suit purchasers, from 5s worth upwards. •5-horse waggon load frc>m 26s per cord' delivered. COAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS IN STOCK. Black Birch Piles and Posts Brown Birch Posts, and Totara Piles onhsnd. Prices light. Cash with order. GILMORE, HERD & CO. Telephones: Day 215- NTicht 211 MANTLA ENVELOPES anTiiest" for roiifzh hntidlips. Corresponflfonce sizo oji sale at "Exn-ess-* 71 Office.

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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 284, 1 December 1915, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 284, 1 December 1915, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 284, 1 December 1915, Page 2

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