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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume III, Issue 297, 14 October 1881, Page 4

Announcement. TO THE PUBLIC OF MARLBOROUGH. Messrs. Litchfield & Sons JJAVE much pleasure in announcing the arrival of their STOCK for the early portion of the SPRING & SUMMER SEASON 1881-2. Our STOCK is now complete in every DEPARTMENT, having received HEAVY SHIPMENTS by the Ships Langston, Fernglen, s.s. Cotopaxi, and other late arrivals. We are enabled to give our CUSTOMERS the Largest Choice of the very latest novelties in Straw Goods, Flowers, Feathers, Trimmings, Mantles, Dolmans, Yessetts, Capes, Etc. Dress Goods in all thenewestandmost fashionable Shades &materials. Prints and Satins in Plain, Spot, and Pompadour. LACES, MUSLINS, AND MANCHESTER GOODS. G-loves and Hosiery. FAMILY MOURNING

OUR STOCK OF MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING AND HATS Is largo, and lias boon CAREFULLY SELECTED and AIADE to OUR OWN ORDER, and as wo have spared no pains in procuring OUR SUPPLIES DIRECT from the FIRST MARKETS. We shall this Season again maintain our repudiation of being the FIRST DRAPERS in the Province. We make it a rule NOT to waste money in Advertising and Pulling, nor do we make many BAD DEBTS. Two items which are very important to those of the General Public, who have to make good these losses by paying Extra Prices for the Goods they consume. LITCHFIELD AND SONS, 510 3BXji3EnSf36T3EI]yE.

J. D. FRASER, AUCTIONEER VALUATOR, AND COMMISSION AGENT. Books made up ; rents & debt? COLLECTED. HORSES AND CATTLE BOUGHT AN I SOLD ON COMMISSION. Address : CLUB HOT EL, BLENHEIM. St PURKISS AND NOSWORTHY, AUCTIONEERS, J AND BROKERS, HOUSE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, BLENHEIM. G 9 L A. W. Carkeek, AND ANDj ENGINEERING SURVEYOR. Laml Selected on Commission in any part of the North Island. Address — Care of C. J. W. GRIFFITHS, 100 Blenheim. T. A. Dickens, COMMISSION AGENT, Marlborough Town. 9 W. S, Falconer, CABINET MAKER, Furniture Dealer, &c. EVERY description of CABINET i WORK done well and cheaply, j Attention is called to the Cheffi- f oniers, Chests of Drawers, etc., .of | Colonial manufacture, from Mottled i Kauri, Totara, and other native j woods of New Zealand. I

Country Settlers are invited to visit the Show Room and judge for themselves of the make, quality, and appearance of the goods. 50 W. S. FALCONER. C. P. Horton, QABINET-MAKEE, UHHOLSTERER, & UNDERTAKER, Lucknow Street, HAYEL 0 C K. Builders, Carpenter’s, and Joiner’s work done in all its branches. DO