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Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 155, 3 July 1917, Page 7

Hosiery must be purchased very carefully these days! .'.'..■■■ There's no disguising the fact that many wearables are now very hard to übtain from oversea markets. Prices are on the increase, and so ladies must exercise a nice discrimination in order not to pay too much for quality received, " Shoddy" must a'so be guarded against, and so it is advisable to be guided by a name of repute. Girling's offar celebrated makes at economic prices. Cod weather and short skirts suggest GAITERS. A, pair of Gaiters is a good investment. They are made from warm, comfortable materials—very smart in appearance, and of good quality. CaM and select a pair of Girling's * '. i ' Gaiters. ' ?..-:\^:^V^f% '-.•/-V.:'"' ■" l v-'V.-' '" ■-■■■"'-■ ;'-'' W.B. GIRLING & Co., LIMiTCD, * HALL OF COMMERCE, Picton, Blenheim. Hay Jock. ■ ■ i y^^^^^^&x iMf Mw B m B^fli ■■mi I/a i^^^^x k\ ■ ■ ■ BhBB VI Wairau SpecsaS Lever. JipTf N^f* ■ Qfl/- '7-lEWEIiLGBn) movement; well cased. A watch recomfwfff' !^y ' ; ' mended. One year guarantee. PPjILj \ ll 1 'OPv./- 15-JE!WjE3LLEI> Lever; heavy case; pl^in or railway dial; lifSur^ . </» g|[| liii w^J-/ a splendid timekeeper. WmJa^a C\ '/- SPECIAL. "We recommend this watch to anyone want- ' /S^yJlwU n S a g°o^ reliable timekeeper, and for hard usage. !• *W v^^^^^P^ c navo SO^ many of these watches, and can recommend any of iihern to -give .eveiy satisfaction and to stand hard wear. The watch for i rthe farmer or working, man. t .F^s^^^^^^i^^^^P^ If :i .Qy of these watches fail to give satisfaction money refunded. POST FREE-ON REOSBPT 'OF'-. AfIWOUN *\ THE LEADING JEWELLER^^/ Licensed Plumbers and Dralnlayers. SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. FOR COUNTRY LIGHTING. The Latest, the Best, and the Brightest of all "lights. Chief $a;ent@ for Martborougti: LESLIE .& COSTEtLO, THE PEOPLE'S PLUMBERS. . . , . MARKET STREET SOUTH Newman Br«s«* _ . lj2 mm , _ Royal-Mall KAotor Service Ayiltr^ii^l 5! HrlUfUal LEAVES:- * O W*g% \B |#1 as* m f l^dßlrf^B^tV Blenheim for Nelson daily, 9 a.i i. J~ ■WW «W W SMI. %^ %fi.\r I %■» fej • Arrives Nelsoa, 2.30 p,m. ■ ■"" ■• — Nelson for Blenheim daily, 9 a.m. THE LARGEST MUTUAL OFFICE S& s THE BRITISH EMPIRE Leaves Haveloek, 1 p.m. ■»■■■■■■ "-1 ■ »«»—«-»=»- Arrives BienheiH^ao P .m. EESOLTS FROM SIXTY-EIGHTH -ANNUAL REPORT. NELSON-RrWAKA SERVICE. —-____ Leaves Nelson, 9 a.m. and' 4 p.m. NEW BUSINESS, 1916 (Ordinary) £6,640,020 daily. NEW BUSINESS, 1916 (Industrial) £1,038,105 Leaves Riwaka, 8.30 a.m. and 8.60 £7,678,125 p.m. daily. ASSURANCES IN FORCE WITH BONUSES— Ordinary Department £108,592,181 WEST COAST SERVICE. Industrial Department £5,552,766 Lsavea Nelson: Tuesday, Thursday, £114,144,947 and Saturday for Glenhope, con- ACCUMULATED FUNDS £36,475,570 nect with Reeftoa-Westport cars ANNUAL INCOME £5,116,410 same day. Leaves Westport and Reefton: Mon- TOTAL CASH BONUSES DISTRIBUTED SINCE ESTABLISHMENT day, Wednesday Friday, connect £21,553,068. with train at Glenhope for Nelson GASH BONUSES ALLOTTED FOR ONE YEAR (1916), £857,178. Ranxe day. Providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of about £1,500,000. Westporfc and Reefton daily. PAID TO MEMBERS OR THEIR BENEFICIARIES, £47,342,569. Reefton and We« +port daily. MACKENZIE'S STABLES, The Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICYAgents. ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount, from £5 to £10,000. Haveloek Agency: Commercial DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: Hotel. . The Hon. C. J Johnston, M.L.C., Chairman; A. de B. Brandon, Esq. WE'DDINW, Invitation, and CeJe- Depnty-Chairman; Joseph Joseph, Esq., H. Beauchamp, and A. F bration Cards.—New designs a« Roberts. Esq. <'Marlborouß.il Sayross" JPr©tinfl JSTew Zealand Branch— EDWARD W. LOWE, Work*. Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Manager for New Zealand.