Kotice of Removal. R. D. NOSWORTHY EGS most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Blenheim’ and surrounding- districts that he has removed from his late Premises in Alfred-street, to those in Grove Road, recently occupied by Mr. B. Bomi-ord, and is now prepared to sell articles in the following branches, viz.,— General Drapery and Haberdashery Clothing and Hosiery Boots and Shoes Groceries and Oilmens’ Stores Earthenware, &c., &c., &c. Just Arrived per Ealcon, ex “ Horanside” from London, 202 packages, comprising TEAS of first quality SOAP— Yellow and Mottled Skin and Toilet, in small packets CHOCOLATE—in Sticks, Drops, Powder, Vanilla, and De sante COCOA —Taylor and Epps’ Homoepathic SACKS—3 and 4 Bushel WOOLPACKS—IOIbs each FANCY BISCUITS, Corn Flour, Sago and Arrowroot, Currants, Figs, Sultanas, Jams, Candles, Mustard 4, and lib tins, Sauces, Sardines £ and 4, Oysters, Salmon, Pickles, Starch White and Blue*, Indigo Blue, Washing Powder, Candied Peel, Nixey’s Blacklead OlLS—Salad 4-pint, pint, and quart. Castor EAU DE COLOONE, Lavender Water HAIR OIL, Essences
Also, au Assortment of Taney Goods, comprising— Crinoline, Straw and Millinery Bonnets Hats, Trimmed and Untrijamed Mantles, in Silk and Luce Ladies’ and Childrens’ Jackets, in various material Lanies’ and Childrens’ Under-clothing. And to Arrive per Falcon, 10 Cases of General Drapery, comprising the most Fashionable Goods over imported into this Province. The Show Rooms arc note open. Also,— 5 Casks Kartell’s Dark Brandy 20 Cases Cozzens* Kerosene Oil 4 Cases Crosse and Blackwell’s I otted meats ~ Pickles 10 Boxes Teas, “ Stord’s” * * This Parcel is a portion of a shipment to Melbourne placed 5u the Market, and witodrawn to be sent to England, as being too good for the Colonial Markets, but bought privately afterwards. ibiMA Almanacs!
LUCAS’S, the best Book and Sheet Almanac for lb6f), now on Sale at W. Collie’s, 1770 Stationer, Blenheim* JMU and WHITE PINE for sale in any quantities. 27g3 H. Dodson. MR. H. PITT, SOLICITOR, Offices : high s t ree t, (Lately occupied by Mr. C. H. Moffitt.) 1491 LADIES’ SCHOOL. CONDUCTED BY MRS. CURRIE. GROVE ROAD, BLENHEIM. 1802 Selling* Off! Selling Off!! GREAT BARGAINS ! AT MBS. BANNER'S, Grove Road, Blenheim./
MRS. R. is giving up business, and will commence to SELL OFF her I varied stock of Millinery and Drapery on Monpay, the 30th of November, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! comprising,— Ladies’ Millinery and Straw Bonnets (trimmed and uhtriramed), Hats, Headdresses, Feathers, Flowers and Trimmings, Silk and Lace Jackets, Ready Made Dresses, and a great variety of Ladies and Children’s Under-linen. Mens and Bovs’ Clothing, single and double width. Tweeds, Flannels, Calicoes, and Haberdashery. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED. Terms:— Cash, or 3 months on approved Bills.
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Marlborough Express, Volume IV, Issue 158, 15 February 1869, Page 1
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