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Marlborough Express, Volume III, Issue 145, 21 November 1868, Page 2

sLaic To Wool-Growers and Others. NEW WOOL STORE, THE undersigned having erected a Commodious Store, with floor three feet above the level of the highest known floods, will he prepared, after Thursday Next, to receive Wool, and convey the Same to ship at Port Underwood, at a general charge, including everything, at five shillings per hale. Parties favouring him with their wool may rely that every care will he taken of it, and means provided lor its speedy shipment. Wool pressed and insured while in store. Bills of lading carefully drawn and forwarded as directed. All descriptions of merchandise stored at moderate rates. IT. DODSON LADIES’ SCHOOL. CONDUCTED BY MRS. CURRIE. GROVE ROAD, BLENHEIM. For Sale. THE best BUILDING SITE in Blenheim, situate at Robinson’s corner; 40 feet frontage to Market-street, and 50 feet frontage to High-street. For particulars apply to Robinson Bros., or, George Graham, Woodbourne. Also, that PIECE of LAND adjoining Me. Dodson’s Auction Mart. Blenheim Philharmonic Society President : His Honor W. H. Eyes, Esq. Vice-Presidents ; S. L. Mm,lee, Esq., R.M., andE. Hodson, Esq. Conductor : Mr. H. Cocks. Treasurer : J. Kissling, Esq., Bank of New Zealand. Committee : Mr. A. McLadchlan, Mr. W. Falconer, ~ J. Gorrie, ~ Carky, Mr. C. W. G. Griffiths. SU BSC 111PT10N8Hon orary Mem - Iters,2ls.; Working Members, (Ostid; Ladies free. R. W. MORLEY, Hon. Sec MONEY to Lend on Freehold Security. W. M. Nelson, Barrister and Solicitor. Blenheim, Nov. 20, 1868. TO LET. THE COTTAGE late in the occupation of Mr. P. Lawrence, Maxwell Road.—Apply to H. Dodson, Auctioneer, and Land Agent. Notice. ALL PIGS found Trespassing on Sec lions 82, 122, 120, *1,60,57,58, 107, and 121, Kahuna, after this notice, will be destroyed. F. J. Litchfield. November 14th, 1868. Disolntion of Partnership. npHE Partnership hitherto existing be--1 tween the undersigned, Alfred Woolley and George Woolley, as farmers, and carrying on business under the style of Woolley Hi os., is this 13th day of November, 1868, dissolved by mutual consent, for and in respect of all liabilities incurred prior to this date both parties" agree to hold themselves equally responsible. Alfred Woolley. George Woolley. Signed in the presence of j j The Patents Act, iB6O. IVTOTICE is hereby given,.that an appli--Ixl cation has been made to. his Excellency the Governor of the Colony of Now Zealand by Charles James Pownall, of Wellington, praying for Letters Patent to be granted unto him for improvements in the treatment and preparation of Pkormium Tenax and other similar fibrous substances. Any person who may have to prefer any objections to granting such Letters Patent is required, within four calendar months from the publication of this notice, to scud to the office of Joun Boyle Bennett, Esq., Registrar-General at Wellington, a statement in writing showing the grounds of such objections, and subscribed with his proper name anil address. November 2nd, 1868.