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Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 187, 4 July 1919, Page 2

A E. PRESTON, BACON CURER, PORK BUTCHER, EIC. W. F. CURLE, Representative. OUR plan of buying goods and paying cash down has proved to bo greatly appreciated by the farmers and others of Marlborough. We also commend to your notice j that we pay the highest prices for pigs, both porkers and baconers. And if you have pigs, poultry, or eggs for sale don't sell until you have dropped a card to Box 189 and get our quote. You'll be pleased you did when you learn the value we aie giving. Address: Box 189. We regret the P. and T. Department has not yet installed our 'phone owing to shortage of material. HORTON PACKED TREES ALWAYS ARRIVE Hi PERFECT CONDITION. Nq matter how well grown the apple tree, if it is not perfectly packed the buyer is losing on his investment. No packing system in New Zealand will compare with the Hoi-ton method. See to it that Horton's pedigree stock is' used for your seaon's planting. Every tree is well shaped a<nd i well rooted. .Huge stocks of every variety are [ available, including Jonathan, Sturir.er, Munroe's Favorite, Delicious, I Statesman, Cox's Orange Pippin, Ballarat Seedling, Dougherty, Lord Wolseley,, Gravehstein, etc.; thus orders can be filled at once. No tree goes out until approved by Government Orchard Inspector. Prices, £5 per hundred or £45 per thousand for commercial grade. Quotations given for special grade tree. Write for free copy of Horton catalogue. THOS. HORTON, Ltd., HASTINGS.. H.B. WAIRAU VALLEY MAIL. Blenbftim, Erin a,- Wairatt Valley, Hillersden, Wantwood, Birch Hill. leaves P. 0., Blenheim, foi Birch Kill, Tuesday and Thursday, and for Wantwood Saturday at 5.30 a.m., retarning same day. Parcels may 1 c left at Best'b Oarage the previous day. PERCY A. S. STEPHENS, Proprietor, T-V-'-fr Wfrlr^f TTnTT"-V T.nr^.