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\XT ANTED, by a married man without »» . incumbrance, who has had experience in Sheep-farming, and general Agricultural Pursuits, a SITUATION as WORKING BAILIFF, or MANAGER. Good references. Apply to A 8.C., at the Office of this Paper. Blenheim, August 19, 1860. 345 IMtoujjlj fm The “MARLBOROUGH PRESS” is published every SATURDAY. Charges for subscription:—6s. 6d. per quarter, if paid in advance; and 7s. 6d per quarter for credit. The following are the terms of advcr tising:— Two lines Four lines Six lines . Eight lines s. d. 1 0 1 6 2 0 2 G And for every additional line twopence Subsequent insertions of six lines and upwards, half-price. In all cases where the number of insertions is not written on the advertisement, or on the order accompanying it, the same will be continued and charged until countermanded. Orders for the discontinuance of advertisements must be sent in before Ten o’clock, a.m., -on the day preceding publication. nnHE following are AGENTS for the Marlborough Press, and authorised to receive Subscriptions:— Mr. H. D. Jackson, Nelson; Mr. J. Godfrey, Renwicktown; Mr. J. M'Beth, Picton. Mr. W. B. Earld, Awatere. 234