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Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 274, 21 November 1919, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. TO-MOKKO W: 1-30jSm GRIFFITHS BROS., LIMITED, \JC will sell at their Mart: Pigs, Poultry, :4reen Peas, New Potatoes, Rhubarb, Pollard, Bran, Barley, Peas*, Seed Potatoes, 2 Sets Trap Harness, 15 pairs of Tennis Shoes (new) y also: Household Furniture of great variety 1 Pure-bred Shorthorn Cow, just in 2 Shorthorn Cows, due tio 3rd calf 1 Dairy Cow 3 3-year-old Dairy Heifers, now d,u© 2 Yearling Heifers NO TE.—These are a special line. A. R. THOMSON, Auctioneer. ; FOR. SALE:. WE HAVE~FOR SALE, IQ./\ ACRES of the richest agri_O*/ cultural land/in Spring Creek, of which about 85 acres are now in crop. Good hometsead, barn, and, outbuildings. Immediate possession can be given, and easy terms can be arranged. Further partiiculars from— WRIGHT, STEPHENSO'K & C 0,., BLENHEIM. ROYAL NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY FOR THE HEIALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILD-REN". PLUNKED ROOMS, Walter. St, Blenheim. Hours: 2.4 p.m. daily, except Wedmesdays and Fridays. Telephone -163. Private address: Nurse Aitkea, care Mrs Arnold, Weld Street. Messages may be loft witji secretary, 'phono 546. Nurse Aitken visits — Pictlon, Ist and 3rd Fridays. Spring Creek, 2nd Friday.. Renwicktown, 4th Friday. I PLAIN & 'FANCY | DRESS DAN€E. In aid of the candidature of Miss Kate Barry. Prize-Hsu in last Saturday's "Express." ST. PATRICK'S HALL. TO-MORROW. Children till 9.30. A dance will follow for adults. Admission, 2s; Children Is. V. N. BEASLEiY, Secretary.. American. National 200 Miles Motorcycle Championship. WONDERFUL HARLEY - TVAVIDSON ARLEY - UAVIDSON SUCCESS. At Los Angeles on 22nd June last the above event, which is probably the biggest, most talked of, and keenly contested Motor-cycle Race in the world, was decided in the presence of a mighty crowd of spectators, practically every wellknown -make of machine, mounted by America's best riders, took part. THE RESULT WAS AN ASTOUNDIN VICTORY FOR "HARLEYDAVIDSONS." Ist. "HARLEY - DAVIDSON" — : Ridden by Ralph Hepburn. 2nd. "HARLEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Leslie* Parkhurst. 3rd! "HARLEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Ray WeifSiaax. 4th. "H&RLEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Albeit Bums. sth. "HARLEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Earl Roy lance, . Hepburn's average speed for the 200 miles was 72.33 miles per hour. Never in the history; of motorcycle rasing has such a. finish been witnessed, where all machines of the one make swept> the boards by filling the First Five Places. The event was hotly contested from start to finish, but *he wonderful speed and stamina of the "Harley-Davidsons" kept them ill front the whole of the distance. THE NAME "HABLEY-DA VIDvSON" STANDS' FOR QUALITY. Machines in Stock.. Inspection Invited. .VIGGiES, Blenheim Garage. Arthur Street. SHORT-HORNS, ~ SHORTHORNS, MILKING SHORTHORNS. ■ ~. . (Registered). - . BREO FROM ~THE BEST IMPORTED SfOCK. A. yiCKRRS, BREEDER AND IMPORTER —of— HIGH-CLASS SHORTHORN CATTLE. YOUNG BULLS AND HEIFERS FOR SALE. -SWAN" PIGS! PIGS! fIQSI HIGHEST PRICES GIVKN FOR BACON'ERS. Receiving Pigs at D»v«»look G. A. BELL - - BUYER. Upper Weld Btoreot. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. BACON A MEAT PACKING CO LTI>. PO. Box 1«8. WOOLBROKERB' ABBOOIATION TCIUTURE VALUATIONS, 1919. Wool—November 25th. Sheepskins—December 4th. Hides and Fat— Picton valuation will be held on the day following .jG'^Jjoiin in «iich cas«.