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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 180, 31 July 1920, Page 8

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Late A«Svertssements, WAIRAU VALLEY MA^L CAR, ON and alter SATURDAY, 31st inst.. my car will run to Birch Hill thrice weekly. PERCY A. S. STEPHENS. The Comfcrtatoße Car WITH THE FOOTWARMER, Side and Rear Windscreens. Luxurious Springing. Ample Room. Careful Driver. For long and short journey^. R. S. ANDREWS, BIG SIX TAXI. Telephone 1413. JK>W TO DEVELOP CHARACTER IN -HANDWRITING. T.IE reason so; many people develop a, bad stylo of handwriting is because they aro constantly *'breaking in'" new nibs. "Cnaracter in writing can only bo .developed by liavino- >v nib that is exactly suited to the hand. For that reason alone the purchase of a WATERMAN'S IDEAL k)UNTAIN PEN 19 A &QWD INVESTMENT. The nib in a %\?MMAN'S ID£A& is fytHmA vvitii rare ; fckill. and It is specialty tipped with luu-d IRTDIUM so thai it will, with jf^easonahle care ? last a.- lifetime, J NIBS TO SUIT ALL HANDS. PRICE 255,. Robert Reid,§ CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY, BLENHEIM. 'Phone 1356. P.O. Box 75. FOR SALTC BY TENDER. FOR SALE BY TENDER. WRITTEN TENDERS will bo received, up to Noon o« WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 4th day of August, 1920, for— • The purchase of that fine town block situated * opposite the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company's Offices/ being Part of Allotment No. 46 and°Part Allotment No. 47 of 1 and 3 of tho District of Omaka, ani known as Hutcheson's Section. This valuable property has frontages to Sinclair Street, Leeds Quay, and Alfred Street, and :'s admirably jsirited for mercantile houses or offices. Envelopes -should ho . marked "Tender," and each tender snail be accompanied by a. cheque for at least 5 per cent, of the purehr.se money tendered. The highest or any tender not xjecessaxily accepted. ALEX. F. O'DONOGHUE, ESTATE AGENT, Alfred Street. A Boon to Teachers. THOSE school teachers who need glasses for reading only, and v-hose distant vision is perfect, will find our INVISIBLE BT-FOCAL GLASSES both comfortable and convenient. With them you can read the smallest print with case and yet sco perfectly over the whole class-room without removing tho glasses. Teacliors' eyes are subect' to constant strain, and for this, reason they shoilcl be JGii.lously guarded and preserved. SCIENTIFIC METHODS—NO' GUESSWORK. fiflorrsscai aircdi OsE&crd* c - CONSULTING OPTICIANS, 109 Customhouse Quay, WELLINGTON,