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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 127, 1 June 1920, Page 2

; - ' The new Overland 4 with three-point suspension Triplex Springs seems to " sail over the t roads." Jolts and rebounds seldom reach you and even > long: rid'is leave you free t ■ . from fatigue. * The extra 3O inches provided by Triplex Springs 1 givfc Overland 4* with a spring: base of ISO Inches, the riding com- < fort and road steadiness , 1 before only possible with large, heavy cars of long wheel base, yet Overland 4, with 100-Inch wheel base, retains the light weight and economy ad- ... vantages cf the small » car, , The equipment of Overland 4 Is high grade and complete. It measures up to the standard of quality which Is found In higher priced cars. ■ ' Wiritringham and Mltohell. » Haveßocki Blenheim, Seddorti

.v .W- . ",— M *-.--.n ■■-■ . - ■===£ >* * Winter is Here • * € 111 ■ J^^fei ill ~VA7"E invite you to SIB Si r* 3*^ ReSsater Grates, Heating ! dfflfl^ Antique [Kerbs and Coal $ H« *^^\UHIHfI visit to our show rooms f BYTHELI/fit c©., .. Hardware Merchants, I ; ' Eflenheirnj - '-''■ . ■ ;' [ESTABLISHED 1881.1 Head Office and Warehouse, Cashel Street, Chriatctmrch Capital Authorised ... •,.«.e l oop. Capital Subscribed ... . £343,505 Oapitai Paid.Up.'..;.-' ... »• *935,5e7 K«servoFund ... ... ... "turnover <i 3 months ended 31st Uuiy, 1S1Q) .„ £J4,2©1,193 STOCK M.MDUmD S'ALESMENt ■. , Wool broker^ • Qrain and Seed Rf!erohants«' All Classes of Farmers' Requirements ayailable, including MACHINERY AND GENERAL FARM IMPLEMENTS. ♦'CO-OP" BINDER TWINE. . CORN SACKS. WOOLPACKS. liIP. HARDWARE. SADDLERY. . GROCERIES. DRAPERY. FURNISHINGS,, etc. INSURANCE.—Ohief Agents for Canterbury for the Faimers Co-op, insurance Association. Cover ar- -' ranged for Fire, Marine, Accident, Live Stock, Employers' Liability, Motor-cars. J I THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD Mar! borough Branches at BLENHEIM, SEDDON AND HAVELOCK. It pays well to advertise in Job Printing— any style or color—- - The; MaesjUojiocgh Expeess. at "Express" Oitiob.

Business Announcements. Mr A. E. Preston, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BAOON ©URER, etc. BEGS to announce that in spite of all reports to the contrary, lie is still operating in Marlborough and surrounding districts through his representative. W. F. Curie, who is authorised to* give the same good value as heretofore and pay cash for all purchases made. All communications will receive prompt attention addressed to Box ! IS9, Blenheim. Visit Biow W. CARR'S ? Market St for •ttUNS AMMUNITION^ ' And all other Sporting "Goods kept in stock. also CUTLERY ENAMELWARE #.. . ALUMINIUM W£HE CROCKERY FANCY GOODS FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS WALL PAPERS . And many other lines too numerous to mention. WALNUTS. HAVING booked up with our clients large orders of this season's walnuts, wo are in the position to dispose of your crop to the best advantage. Get into touch with, our Association before selling elsewhere. M. F.SGK A. Marlborough for good apples. Why >iot for good walnuts Link up to the live agency. Do it now. Drop a line to N. PATON, . Managing Secretary. THE MARLBOROUGH FRUITGROWERS' ASSOCIATION, LTD. P.O. Eos 83. E<9o%v ~cs the Time to do Your ' Auisusrsm Siowircgr & Planting. | ■]VrEW SEASON'S Onion and Cab- ■*■ * bage Seed in stock, including Whito Tripoli, White Elephant, Gian* Rocca, Ailsa Craig, Brown Globe, Brown Spanish, James' Keeping. Cabbage: Lamb's. St. John Day, Mem's No. 1 Enfield Market. Plant now: Anemones, Freesias-, Ranunculas. DARWIN CHOICE MIKE» TULIPS. Seeds and Bulbs posted to any part of the district. . j Now is the time to attend to the ordering of your Roses. We have a fine stock for this coming planting season. If you have special names or varieties, let us have it. We are in a sound position to give advice. JOHN HALE AND SONS, SEEDSMEN AND NURSERYMEN. P.O. Box 187, Blenheim 'Phone: Shop 499; Nursery 275,