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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 128, 2 June 1920, Page 7

. Cut living ■ cost- by saving on Ijblanket purchases. A "Unique" hot •tvater bottle .saves bed clothesaud m- • creap.es oomfort. Ask for "Unique/"' .• which, is branded on neck of/bottle. — ■.lAdvti.1 • . ■■■-■■ • .lAWATEKE LAWN TENNIS CLUB. . # - ; ANNUAL DANCE. To be held in Sedd'on Town Hall. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1920. Soldiers' Orchestra. - jGcntlemen, 7s 6d; La.die.Sj, a basket. 11. E. FOSTER'^ Hon. Secretary. ' •:, • -" TENDERS'. are required'.for-the ' erection of a house" for Mr John j •■tJaleraft. ■ Plans and spcjincdtio-ns may be Obtained on application for the above ;&t the Marl borough' Brewery Co. Tenders " close SATURDAY, June 8.2t3i, 1920. at -12 a.m., /The lowest or any tender not Jieeessarily accepted. & WEST COAST A. A P. ASSOCIATION. ■ IS th. NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. ■ PALMEHSTON MORTH SHOW GROUNDS. On 22nd to 25th JUNE, 1920. MAN AWATU Poultry, Exhibition ; Pui-e-brod .Cattle Exhibitionand > ■ Sale; Butter -and Cheese Champion- : eliips; D.'splays ,ox . Apples, • Seeds, Hfah'ey^ Vegetables and Field Roots; 3>og Trials; Hunters' Competitions; "IVVanganui-Te Aut3 Football' Match. ENTRIES^ OLOSE .JUNE 7th. ENTRIES CLOSS JUNE 7th. . SCHSDULE3 ON APPLICATIpX. W. T. PENNY,' . Secretary. Box 85, Palmerston North. ~~ "^ THE DE'IL'S " | lAmun^st us takin' notes with a ; WATERMAN'S IDEAL - FOUNTAIN PEN. "TTHHAT proves that even the worst iJL of us have many good' points. Waterman's Pen Points aro the 'feesfc.. Only tl>e purest Gold and :Inctinm is used in the manufacture•S)f thorvs pens. EVERY PEN" IS GUARANTEED. .Great car© taken to give satisfac&>n to every customer. Nibs to suit all styles of hand-'&-iting. PRICE 255. CONSULT REID, Designs for Embroiderj- »ot>in .stock. • I Reid, 'CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY, BLENHEIM. . 'a'liono 1356 P.O. Box 75 What Rftore Proof- SMeesSeca, sMOTO-R-CYCLE RACES. NEV/" SOUTH WALES. BIGGEST EVENT EVER IF ELD IN ! AFSriIALASIAN" 001/OXtES. j SATURDAY, April S; MONDAY, j April o. j eA'RiLEY-D'AVIDSON SUCCESSES. ; DO ELIABI-LITY TRIAL, 140 miles: |' DL4; Ist, E. O. Norman, 7 h.p. \ Harlev-Dnvidson andl side-car. j 20 MILVS CHAMPIONSHIP.. Ist, 3. Mosryn, 7 h.p. Hariey-Davidsor:: Snd / it.- Hunter, 7 h.p. HarleytDavidson. • 40 MILES SEDE-CAR. HAXDIC?AP: - Ist and fastest time, A. J. IParry, 7 h.p. Harley-Davidson; limt? SSmin. lseo. 2nd, C. ■W. Butler, V h.p. Harley-Davidson; 3rd and 4th jpla.ces also i secured by Harley--100 MILES1 HANDICAP: Ist, T. Benstead 7 h.p. Harley-Davidson. 20 MILES HANDICAP: 2nd, J. lAnderson, 7 h.p.' Haifay-Davidson; Srd. T/Benstead; 4th and fastest; -time, J. Mostyn, 7 h.p. Hariey. 11' OTHER MAKES OF MACHINES COMPETING. See the Harley Sports Model, • ft h.p.., which has no v bolt and only j »ne chain, and that is bo well projected from dust that it is absolutely -ffreo from trouble and adds to^'make It tlie most perfect motor-cycle on j ffiarIVIG.GARS, AGENT. • Arthuv Street^ .Blenheim.