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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume II, Issue 130, 18 June 1880, Page 2

Auctions To-morrow (Saturday). Sale of Trees, Plants, Hardware, etc, MR, C. J. W. GRIFFITHS Will Sell I>y Public Auction, at his Rooms, Market Square, on Saturday next, 19 th June, 1880, at Tsvo o’clock p.in. A CONSIGNMENT of American Buckets, Nails, Locks, Screws, Doormats, Whips, Sash-lines, Hayforks, Lamps and Lamp-glasses, Candlesticks, Teapots, Brackets, Baskets, Pots, Kettles, Kitchen Utensils, Tables, Washstand, Dresser, Clocks, Spoons, Knives and Forks, Plated Ware, and other items too numerous too mention. Also—The uiyold remainder of a large consignment of Forest, Fruit, and Orra icntal Trees, Shrubs, and Pot P'ants f:om Bolton’s Nelson Nurseries. C. J. W. GRIFFITHS, 281 ' Auctioneer. Shipping. rqggssrat FOR WELLINGTON. PJMIE Fast and Favorite S.S. NAPIER, 11. Fisk, Master, will leave for WELLINGTON, on— MONDAY, at Noon. Carries an experienced Steward and Stewardess. For freight or passage apply to FELL BROS. & CO., Agents. ANCHOR LINE OF STEAMERS. UU, YtV iRE appointed to LEAVE Tggg|g|>A as under Blenheim to Wellington The P.S. Lyttelton, Monday, June 21st Blenheim to Nelson. The P.S. Lyttelton, Wednesday, June 23. For freight or passage, apply to N. Edwards & Co., G 3 Agents. YKvS 1 II tetL. r O M NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Picton Section. I) EGULAR TRAINS on the above Line \j will run as follows : Leave Picton at 8.15 a.m. and 2 p.m. Leave Blenheim atlo.lsa.ni. and4p.ni. H. C. SEYMOUR, 04 Traffic Manager. Earll & McKenzie’s STABLES, COAL, WOOD & TIMBER YARD, Grove Road, Blenheim. SADDLE and Trap Horses and Buggies for hire. Horses taken into Bait, and stand at livery. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Firewood, and Timber of all descriptions. On Monday, the 17th insl, Messrs Earll and McKenzie will REMOVE their Business from Wyneu-street to the above premises, where a continuation of the patronage hitherto so liberally afforded to Mr Earll during many years past is respectfully solicited. 225 EARLL & McKENZIE. GEORGE D. MASON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, BLENHEIM. HAS REMOVED to tlie premises lately occupied by Mr Presswood (next the Masonic Hotel). All kinds of Repairs carefully and promptly executed. Workmanship guaranteed, and charges reasonable. Country Orders will receive every attention. 200 P SMITH has sent Home for a Firstclass Man to assist in making SMITH’S IMPROVED PERCOLATING WASHING MACHINE They are all the go. He has also turned his attention to supplying ROPE for SUSPENSION BRIDGES. 230