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Marlborough Express, Volume LIIII, Issue 82, 8 April 1920, Page 4

"We have ai largo assortment of brushware, all kinds, in stock. —Geo. Gibson.—Advtv $

Have a guarantee of purity behind your nobbier by insisting on drinking Watson's No. 10.—Advt.

The Maxwell is a good car. It is made of the best material money can buy. It is ■ properly designed and mechanically correct. It has attractive lines, and at the present price it represents far more real value than any athor automobile ever built. Moreover the Maxwell is a standardised car. The advantage in this fact is thaii you do not have to buy a newuntried and unknown car.—F. J. Thurston, Birch's Garage, Blenheim. —Advt. , ~.-■.

President Wilson, it is stated, has issued more notes than the Bank ot New Zealand. His notes hare caiised a mix-up in the European situation. Bank of New Zealand) notes are worth just &o much: President Wilson's notes are worth so much; but the notes issued, by C Tunnicliffe and Son are worth just what they say. T.hoy say that their smithy floor is the best equipped in Marlborough, and that i»s so. Their smithy'work, is its own guarantee. In tho motor garage their expert's work Is beyond compjue A new customer generally grows old m his custom with the firm. TauifcuiK cafs, accessories, new or repaired hoods -and all' motor requirements are specinlities at the Grove Road garage.— Advt.