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Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 97, 26 April 1917, Page 1

At Vance's . . OBNTLEIMEN'd OUTFITTER.: -' WARM OVERCOATS WARM UNDERCLOTHING KNITTED WOOL JACKETS WARM SHIRTS We have made ear-y preparation for Winter. All goods marked lowest for CASH. ' MARKET PLACE, BLENHEIM. Willow Chairs J. J. WENS LEY, Alfred Street . . . .Blenheim. P.O. BOX 116. 'PHONE 87.

J. A JMORELAND AND 00., qiMBER MJERCHANTS, BUILDERS «fc CONTRACTORS. Mouldings and Machine Planing. BEE-KE£P£RS ftOTE, WE are still dealing in and manufacturing Bee requisites,' - and are holding full stocks of Foundation. Hives' of our own make. See our frames and you will not be bothered with other makes. We are experts in this business, and can explain to you the uses of all we sell. Tt will pay you to call on us. Ask our customers^ —THET will tell you. We stand on our merits. Ths "Long Servica" and "Disti^gufshed Conduct" Medals Have boan awarded to Healj T's Fnotwonr. And right well it <lcsen res them! With soles made solely of the finest and' stoutest leather, and with quality in every stitch, long saivice and distinction aie .assured. Come hero for your next pair. fftHL ' HE^LYg FOOTWEAR IMPORTER. Market Street, South, BLENHEIM. How to Concrete Cowshed Reors. Here are practical directions for mixing: concrete for oow-slied floors for the winter:—Tho first layer should be about 4 inches thick, and should con-! sist of concrete made up of 1 part of Wilson's Portland Cement, 2\ parts of clean sand, and 5 parts^ of gravel or broken stone. Finish this with al\ \ inch layer made up of 1 pa?rt Wilson's Portland Cement and 1£ parts clean sand. If the sheds must be kept in j use, cover the wet ooncKete with boards until thoroughly set. Best results are secured with Wilson's Portland Cement —it mixes, thoroughly and. set? Jinn, becoming harder with age. Let us supply you with Portland Cement. We aro agents, and deliver at lowest ruling prices. 'Phone us, or call for particulars,—Ward and Co., Builder?, 'Architects,' Hardware' Merchants, Blenheim.