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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4, 5 January 1900, Page 3

FUNERAL NOTTOW X^IHE friends of Mr W. Avkrt are reppectfully notified that the funeral of his late daughter Klbanor will leave his residence, Benwiok Nhw Road, at 2.80 TO-MORRUW ( Saturday ) for the Umaka Cemetery. R. BREWER, Undertaker. LOST. rpAEEN from the writing-roc m of the J_ Club Hotel— A Bii.all, brown Leather bag, cor tainjng Ironm tarn's priae list and Ootalopues Lettered outside :"h. G HolObOFT, Jno. Ddibie & Co., Wellington. " A reward will be given for ita return or discovery. OMAKA ROAD BOARD. rpEND£RS are invited np to 12 -L o'clock noon of WEDNIibD AY NEXT, the lOtb inst., for : Gleaning Cabby's ditoh for a period oi three yearß. Specifications may be seen at my office, Henry Street. S. B. SIMS. Inspeotor. NELSON COLLEGES. Principal Boye' College : W. S. Littlhj >hn, tfq.M.A. Principal Oirlß' College: Mibs B. E. Gibson, M A. With large and effioient (Staffs, including experienced Lady Matrons. THE positions and surroundings of the Colleges ooald not bf excelled for healthiness and suitability. Considerable additions and im« provements have been reoently effected to provided for the increasing number of Boarders. The Ist TERM for 1900 will commence 2nd FfcßßU&Jttf. The principals will be at home from 81st January to receive pupils. Prospectuses oan be obtained from the Secretary. Application for admißsion of new pupils should be made as early as possible. J. HOLLOW AY, Seoretary. College Office, Nelson. WANTED. A STEADY, oompetent married man il (without young family) to work on Bnd manage a small farm (Linooln sheep and agriculture). Man with son old enough to aasißt m (arm work would be most suitable. Apply to THE MANAGER, Bank of New South Wales. OMAKA BOAD BOARD. FINAL NOTICE. \ LL OUTSTANDING BATES ■£*■ not paid before the 10th inst. will be sufiD fob with ten pee cent, ADDED. By order. S. B. SIMS, Collector. TJiED'eT /CERTAIN /^URE FOR /^ORNS. kj Kj kj This preparation has stood the test of several yearß, daring which time tbe proprietor has reoeived hundreds of unsolicited testimonials eulogistic of its value m removing bard or soft oorne, bunions, warts, and enlarged growths of every dea« oription. Numbers of peop c who could only orawl about with difficulty and dinoomfort, have baen able after two or three applications of Teed's Certain Cure, to walk with ease and pleasure. Pbiob, 1/-. Agentß for Blenheim : F. SHAW & H. L. JACKSON, Chemists. WATRAU VALLEY COACH. TTEYWARD'S ROYAL MAIL JlI COACH leaves the Club Stablbs on TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, at 11 a.m. ; and Wairau Valley on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9.80 a.m. Every care taken of paroels com. mitted to my charge. Arrangements oan be made for speoial coaches, light traps or saddle-horses at any time. R. HEYWARD, PROPRIETOR. Booking Offices ... Club Stables. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, —THE— LEADING OUTFITTERS, Have a very LARGE STOCK —or— BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS. TN E.B. Sailor, Golf and Melville, m -*- Tweed and Serge. BOOTS* BOOTS. (Over three thousand pairß), THE BEST VALUE ! THE LARGEST VARIETY ! THE HOST UP-TO-DATE STOCK —Of— BOOTS & SHOES EVER SHOWN IN BLENHEIM. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FA< TORY. G. H. MOGBIDGE .. .. Manaobb. MONEY TO lend m any eamß at the LOWEBI RATES of intereat (at and below Government rates) on approved eeouritieß. Apply to : JOHN CONOLLY Solioitor, Winh Street, Blenheim AS a tonio Edwards' XXX Ale and Stoat beats creation. TNBTRUCTIONB for the (iRPSBnos or JL withdbawal of Advertisements m THE MARLBOEOUGH ESPREBH uobx BB m B?TIPO.