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Marlborough Express, Volume IV, Issue 197, 2 October 1869, Page 2

&OberttsemcntfS, Saddlery! Saddlery!! D. KITCHEN, SADDLER, Alfred Street, Blenheim, BEGS to inform his numerous Friends and Patrons that he has received his Splendid and Well-selected STOCK or SADDLERY, made to his own order, direct from London ex “ Yeritas,” comprising,— Ladies’ and Gent’s Hogskin Saddles (latest colonial pattern) Bullock and Horse Hide ditto . Silver-plated Gig & Buggy Harness I Brass and Plated Carriage ditto Silver-mounted Hunting Whips Ditto ditto Ladies’ ditto Four-horse Waggon Whips Two-horse ditto ditto Thongs, &c., &c., &c. 361 For Private Sale. Undersigned has received instructions to sell by private contract, — One splendid DRAUGHT HORSE, by Glancer, warranted staunch, and open y to trial, together with First-rate TWOHORSE DRAY, full sized. new HARNESS, made by Mr/liiiwien, of this town. H. Dodson, Auction Mart, Alfred-street. Blenheim Butchery. ON and after October Ist the price of MUTTON will be from 3d. to 4d. per Pound. 425 James Hodson. Notice. Jgs F ADAMS wishes to apprise his , Friends that, on and after October Ist, the price of MUTTON will be from 3d. to 4d. per Pound. Selling ®ff! Selling Off!! FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. RD. NOSWORTHY begs most • respectfully to acquaint the Inhabitants of Blenheim and the Waiiau, that he is now Selling at cost prices the whole of his surplus Stock of DRAPERY and CLOTHING, which must be cleared off by the Ist of October, to make room for new shipments of Spring Goods. Foil Cash Only, London House, Grovcf Road, Blenheim, Sept. Ist, 1869. 360 Just Arrived, pAPERHANGINGS. The best assorted Stock of PAPERHANGINGS AND BORDERS EVER OFFERED IN THIS PROVINCE. ROBINSON BROS., Furnishing & General Ironmongers, &c. September 17th, 1869. 414 Cricket! Cricket!! CANE-HANDLED BATS* Bulls, Stumps, Leg Guards, and Gloves, of the newest and best description on sale at 415 Robinson Brothers’. THE alteration of the Steamer “Osprey” being now almost completed, she will leave Wellington for this port in about ten days. Besides the great improvement in speed, the “ Osprey ” will carry conveniently 90 Bales of Wool under hatches, and altogether is admirably suited for the river traffic. , She will be kept constantly in this trade during the Wool Season in conjunction with the “Falcon.” C. Redwood, 417 Owner ‘ Falcon ’ and ‘ Osprey.’