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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 128, 2 June 1920, Page 4

INTERESTING, NEW, AND YEW POPULAR MUSIC. "4V» Abe ray Boy," big song ftfo. "Madjvmoisellb» of Armentieies/* I ".heau'citul Oil to/ song and waits*. "Wild Thyme/ a On Miami\ Shore," song and waltz. "I've Lost my heart* in ' Maoriland.'* "If you loolsc into her eyea,7 (Going Up.1) "Do-you like--o." (Tail* Un)J Bathing in th« Serperafcineh,"' (Bora Buzz). • *$*Every+ thing," a catch ' ragtime song of merit. Francis and Day's Song An-r nuals Nos. 34f and 35, V^ny limited supply. ,Ca,H and hear fhese nii« tried ,over. GartwngM's Musm Stores, Blenheim.—A'lvt, At the San Ren>s Conference differences of <>pink>n exist amongst the* ATKes that imght affect the stability of the EnteiVte. This is most regrettable, and if. such a split occurs tho Great; War will have been fblight in vain, and 'may have- to be fought all over agaiFi. An Entente that is lasting ts wh/at w© want, and we liaye itin the cc.rd.ial relations existing between tVie firm of O. TunnicliSe and Son an<} their customers. In general smithy work, in the intricacies of .tho internal combustion engine, in painting motor-cars, in ' putting on a newhood or repairing the old. one.! thsgood' work done at the Grove Road Garf.ge is the best advertisement.;OW customers stay; new ones are invited. Th<i proof of the puddin' is the oatin* o.'t.—Adrt. ;.