PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 86, 11 April 1916, Page 8

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A full range of durable enamelware is, in. stock ait Eythell's. ' .' "Boot* nnd shoes at the same old price-' J at Duffel's. 'W. Price" i»nd Son are the Haveloek agents, for the■ "Domo" separators. Advertiser has apples for sale. Shipping and insurance clerk is wanted.

Brown tweed belt has been lost

A reminder is given of the annual Missionary sale an connection with the Church of the Nativity, which will be held to-morrow and Thursday.

Situation.as cook or cook-laundress is desired.

Light general or girl to assist i:, required.

.Prize, pen of' Dorkings for sale. , Advertiser desires to rent' 4 or sroomed house.

(Quinces tire for sale; also a five2'onmod Ijouse, every convenience. Walnuts are advertised for.

An Auckland Press Association messf>g»> states that William Francis I.Wirm, charged with the theft of £940 from the Christchurch City Council, was remanded to appear \at Christchurch on April 38th. No bail was asked ■for.

At the •Magistrate's Court to-day, before Mr J-. iVfi. Louphnan, S.M., the foiiovving- were <;onvicted and fined Is ujid "<s xM>st>> for riding their bicycles on the footpath: William .Bivfeormm. Nettie NeiLson, Vera. Calcroffc, Esmond O'Neill, and Charles itegisier. For riding bifycies after Rrtaset without ;i light (he following wore htied T>s and 7s costs^: Leslie Bowser, William Cubis. Herbert Mackersey, Walter Mcl&iuc, Cha.rles llegister, Horace Tapj>, William Simmouds, and John Ward. For driving a Sorry in Alfred Street after sunset without lights Leonard Christian t Slu%oeder was fined 5s and 7s coffiL For failing to ««?nd his child jx>' school G. was ,'ined 2s and 7,s costs. An application for the CMiHisllaiion. of prohibition order was refused. .