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Marlborough Express, Volume III, Issue 141, 24 October 1868, Page 1

pipping. Messrs. Shaw, Seville, & Co.’s PASSENGERS’ LINE OF PACK ETS. THE undersigned, Agents for , the above line of Ships, are prepared to make arrangements with Settlers who may wish to bring their friends from England to this Colony, to receive guarantees for payment of Passage money upon arrival; at very reduced rates. 14 lit Nath. Edwa-Rds & Co. Notice. THE Ketch “FALCON” will continue to run regularly to and from WELLINGTON and BLENHEIM, carrying Passengers and Cargo, at the lowest remunerative rates. 1468 f H. Dodson, Agent. iJMiU.mas gumounmtinug. Dress and Fashion. BERGIN’S ALPHABET. B C D E F G H K M N 0 Q R S T U V W Stands for Artists of skill and repute, Whom Bbkgin employs to fashion each suit Stands for Beauty, a thing we admire ; it ever is present iu Be no in’s attire ! Stands for Cutter ; and Beugin has shown Pre-eminence above others —that ;is wellknown 1 Stands for Dress—it is needless to tell, No other tailor can Bbkgin exeell! Stands for Economy, with worth well combined. In Bbkgin’s attire yon always will find ! Stands for Fashion, a tyrant, whose sway, With Bekgin for guide, we gladly obey 1 Stands for Grace ; and all will confess It is clearly unrivalled in Bekgin’s dress ! Stands for Honesty ; in dealing you’ll find Fairness and cheapness at Behgin’s combined ! Stands for Improvement; at Bebgin’s I ween, Improvements iu style will always be seen ! Stands for Jumping—higher, higher— When dressed in ease in Bekgin’s attire ! Stands for Kingdom ; and distant and near, The praises of Bekgin wo constantly near ! Stands for Lounging, a name for a coat, Made special by Bekoin, deserving of note ! Stands for Measure; black cloth suits superfine Only £t> —beautifully made, and punctual to time 1. Stands for Nobody—nobody will Deny to Bbkgin’s consummate skill ! Stands for Oxford, a name that’s applied To patterns of garments by Heroin supplied ! Stands for Price ; and Bekgin, we know, Quotes prices for dress other houses below ! Stands for Quality—cloth.can’t be had From Bekgin’s stock that’s doubtful or bad ! Stands for Rival; but Bezgin supreme No rival will have in pubiic.’esteem ! Stands for Suits ; you may take it from me, Selecting from Bekgin’s well suitedyou’ll be! Stands for Trousers—good black doe Only £1 12s. 6d., that you raust.know ! Stands for Useful; famous trousers of tweed Oiily one pound ten, just what you need ! Stands for Vest; and Bergin’s display Of fltyles and designs a visit repay 1 Standsfor Workmanship; and Bekgin secures Craftsmen whose work the longest endures ! < Is a letter that must stand for Excel, '.And that BBROlNdoqs Marlborough ran tell! . Stands for .Youth ;.and who. in this day . V WBI Be bgin the tailor for elegance gainsay f Stands for Zeal; let the public be sure, Bbkgin’s zealous attention shall always endure! • >•- •' - 1 ‘ : A. T^of Picton. JU> . L VEBY iPESIRA BLE PROPERTY; i suitable for a Gentleman's Residence; one Acre of and enclosed,' witlr good- Quick-Hedge, with a tminodious' House- thereon; well -finished inside, ilh every convenience}' a, large Out-Building atched'Tß good ! BrickAVel Bof Npringi Water on the •emises. The Ground has i never beetr flood oil, id isjaboutten minutes-walk from the Post-office, uniediate possess on can be had. » ; ' 3 - • j : ; For particulai-Soapply at the Express Offiee;+Cattl© IVTOTICE is hereby given, that on ami L\ ? i aiitorCthe 4Jnd .NdvemVer ntixt, the irovisiong of “ 'The Cattle Trespass Act. 867will.be;ettloreed on pay Land, part if Section\ 66, Omaka »iAnd; lufurther lereby giv'c ( notice, thut ri it' is-ihy intention o claim-damages for Cattle trespassiug on he said: Land, and upon, such' portion> hereof as are , fenced, on uufeuced,together .ith driving fees, i : JamksDalzikl. October 2nd, 1868. ' - - • ■ - j6bc7