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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume II, Issue 97, 24 February 1880, Page 4

Business Notices. Marlboroughtown General Store, SPRING CREEK. T. A. DICKENS & CO. (LATE R. PHILLIPS), BEG to announce that their STORE IS REPLETE with every description of .First-class Groceries, Oilmen’s Stores, And a variety of DRAPERY of Superior Quality. LADIES’ PRINT COSTUMES, at ss. ~ EMBROIDERED SKIRTS, at 3s (id. ~ SHAWLS, at 7s. SUPERIOR PRINTS (choice patterns) from 5d a yard STRONG CALICOES (good value) from Gd a yard Men’s and Youth’s Clothing—Ladies’ and Children’s Hats—Ribbons— Haberdashery—and Drapery, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT VERY LOW PRICES. All kinds of Dairy Produce taken. T. A. DICKENS & CO., SPRING CREEK. 171 THE MARLBOROUGH TIMES GENERAL PRINTING AND ADVERTISING OFFICE, Market-street South, Blenheim. *4 -Wr THE MARLBOROUGH TIMES IS PUBLISHED Every Tuesday & Friday at 4 o’clock p.m., AND IS ~|piQRWARDED by Train and Mail, and every other reliable opportunity. Subscribers are requested to make immediate complaint should any irregularities occur in the delivery. Terms of Subscription: DELIVERED IN TOWN 6s. PER QUARTER. POSTED TO ANY ADDRESS 7s. ~ Terms for Advertising: FIRST INSERTION (single column) ... 3s. Od. PER INCH. EACH SUBSEQUENT INSERTION ... Is. 6d. ~ Contract Advertisements as per arrangement. GkOVE TOWN.. TUA MARINA... KOROMIKO ... RENWICKTOWN List of ... Mr Cheeseman Mr Tozer Mr Bragge Mr Rawlings KAIKOURA Agents: MARLBOROUGH PARA PICTON ... HAVELOCK Mr Tenney TOWN ...Mr Dickens Air Sommervill ... Mr Godfrey Mr Clarke THE MARLBOROUGH TIMES Contains the Latest English and Colonial Telegraphic News. (The Ulitvlborounfi (Times HAS THE Largest circulation of any journal published in Marlborough, and which is constantly increasing especially in Country districts. And having been been considerably enlarged, this Journal offers largely increased facilities for Advertising in its columns throughout the Province. It is regularly filed at Messrs Gordon & Gotch’s, London, Melbourne, and Sydney, and all the Public Libraries in the District. JOHN TAIT, Proprietor.