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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 245, 15 October 1920, Page 1

Amusements. PALACE mO-NIGHT ALACE 1 O-NIGHT Dtoablo .Feature Prcgramme. STAR No. 1. ALBERT RAY ELINOR FAIR ALBERT RAY with ELINOR FAIR ALBERT RAY ELINOR FAIR ALBERT RAY ELINOR- FAIR rS'JN I>AN A LLEJ 1. iin 1. an Alley A Musical I>uet in Pictures. STAR No. 2. MADiLAINE TRAVERSE MADLAiNE TRAVERSE MADLAINE TRAVERSE MiAD'LAINE TRAVERSE CJNARIiB f\F 'nAIOS * ON ARES VJF IABIS A strong story of Parisian high life. MUTT & JEFF FOX NEWS Selections by the 'PALACE First and ORCHESTRA PALACE foremost ORCHESTRA Matinee To-morrow 2.30. DouWo Feature Programme. Kew Advertisements, POSTPONEMENT. fTHBIE Ron wick Presbyterian Church •"- sale:.Viill bo-POSTPONBD-TTntil further rioiice on account \of the prevalence of measles. ~ WAIRAU~CRICKET"iCLUB. A Uj members and intending mcra- -'-^- bea-3 are requested to turn up for a Clnb practice on SATURDAY afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. ; A. M. R. MILLS. FOR SALEI. OQ ACRES, all flat land, subsJ O divided into several paddocks, :md well watered by running streams. Cawying 1-1 good dairy cows, 10 pigs, 1 bull, 1 milk cart, 1 dog-cart, harness, etc. Six-roomed dwelling and oil outbuildings, GJoing concern. Iraaiiedia-to possession. Price. £2150. Fbr furtlier particulars apply— HCNTELI-, THOMAS & PMIANO. " DAIRY'FAR-MER'S: ' rnHB New Model Al-fa-Laval is _.:*«- really in a, class, by itself—ten ■.years." ahead of ail attempted competition. Why we claim this is be>cairso iiianufacturers of other separators have adopted discarded Alfa inventions, andl their aim is to twine as near as our patent rights will admit. Imitation in the sheerest form of flattery. Be sure and inspect the Alfa'before completing, your separator purchase. C. W.. PARKED^& CO., Agents. ~~~"~ MARiaOROUGH ACIKI€L TLTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW. OCTOBER 26th and1 -27th. ENTRIES CLOSE ENTRIES TO-MORROW NIGHT (Saturday). at 9 o'clock. ' IVIIU ~~ R.. WANDiEN, Secretary, Queen Street. MARLBOROUGH AGRICULTURAL' AND PASTORAL 'association". - speoialTpeizes. corbectton: . Class 39—Pony mare -or • gcilding, 13 hands and -under I' 4 hands. ADDITIONS: Class. 331—Home-inado S])onge Cake. Abbot, Oram and Co., Ltd., first 21s, second 10s; third 03. R. WANDEN, Secretary. BUILDINGS AND THEIR VALUE TO-DAY. FOR some .time the Marlborough • District lias been showing marked progress, and now hoWs an important position in New Zealand as ono of the largest agricultural and pastoral districts in the Dominion. When the ciountry develops so must the town a,rest,- and the New Zealand dothing Factory, which-has .been-in existence as a trading firm in Blen- | heim for over 30 years, is now erectI ing a largor and up-to-date stcre to cqpe with the eYei"-inerea&ing volume of its business. Work on the building is bo-ing puslied on rapidly, and it is 'hopsd to open the Jiew promises early in Dscen'bar. In tho meantime- business is being carried on in two temporary stores —- the Boot Department next to R. M. Harding, Jeweller, and the Mercery, Clothing, and Hat Departments next to Motley's, Pork Butcher. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. Tel.ophone 10-.i(>. . •/MYCLLSTS.—If values talked, our X.^/ tyres would simply shriek. Syo our stocks and note our price«.~T'iio Best %oiis, and Cyrle Depot..