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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 34, 8 February 1913, Page 7

!mOWN HALL - - BLENHEIM, -j j J BRITISH PICTURES. i TO-N6GHT I TO-NIGHT » ! COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Od.—FAMILY PRICES—Gd. Read! Head!! Read!!! For the first time in the Dominion. BILLY McGRATH'S ART CAREER. A rousing exclusive by special arrangement with the International Pictures. A screamingly funny comedy, with something happening every picture. also: BACCHUS. BACCHUS. A powerful cine, drama. A most unusual and startling plot THE PERIL OF DIAZ. ' —And— <>—OTHERS—6 SUNDAY. SUNDAY. Sacred Pictures. His Majesty's Theatre. The Premier Picture Palace. FULLERS' PICTURES GRAND CHANGE of PROGRAMME. To-night at 8 To-night THE INSURGENT SENATOR. A pleasing romance. THE INSURGENT SENATOR.. A MATTER OF BUSINESS. A fine Lubin study. LONELINESS OF THE HILLS. If I were King.— Pathe Gazette.— Waterfalls of Elfkarbo.—Valleys of Salzaeh.—Seeing Detroit.— Tontolinis Cheap Outfit.— Funnicus, celebrated Painter.—Polidor at School, and other fine subjects. An Unprecedented Programme at Fullers' Picture Prices. Partnership Notice. WE, John Conolly and Henry ±I*l ward Burden, carrying on the practice and business of Barristers and Solicitors at Blenehim and Picton under the style of <'Conolly and Burden," and William Thompson Churchward, carrying on the practice and business of a Barrister and Solicitor at Blenheim, hereby give notice that we have entered into partnership in the practice and business of Barristers and Solicitors as rrom the Ist day of February, 1913 and will carry on such practice and business at Blenheim and Picton under the style or firm of "Conollv Burden, and Churchward." 191^ ted thiS lst day °f Februarv > JOHN CONOLLY. H. E. BURDEN. W. T. CHURCHWARD. Cash Clearing Sale. OUR HALF-YEARLY SALE will commence on Saturday, February Bth., and continue for one month. >ur stock of Drapery, Girthing,, and Fancy Goods will be sold'at greatly reduced prices to effect a Bpeedv clearance. 50 Pieces Prints, usual price 6d to 9d yard; now 4£d to clear. 50 Pieces Dress Linens, etc., s£d to clear. 40 Ladies' Costumes, usual price 42s od; now lls 9d. 50 Pairs Window Curtains from 3s od pair. Men's Panama and Boater Hats, all half-price. 50 Men's Box Suits, 5s in the £ discount. 20 Pieces Cretonne, s£d yardl to _A large assortment of Electro-plated Ware, 4s m the £ discount. All other goods equally reduced in price. Call early and secure some of the bargains. FULLER BROS., DIRECT IMPORTERS, SEDDON Agents for Cooper's Sheep Dip. P.O. Box 9. Telephone 329. W. H. HUMPHREYS & Co. GENERAL CARRIERS, CUSTOMS, And FORWARDING AGENTS. Next His Majesty's Theatre/ High. Street, Blenheim. All descriptions of carting undertaken. Furniture Packed and Removed. Promptitude and civility guaranteed. W. H. HUMPHREYS, Manager. HAVELOCK DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. WCATE AND CO. wish to • notify the residents of Blenheim, Havelock, and the travelling public generally, that from this date (JANUARY 27th) a motor-car will leave the Post Office, Blenheim, at 9 a.m. daily for Havelock; leaving Havelock same day at 2 p.m. Motor-cars for Hire at Havelock. BOOKING OFFICES: , Blenheim, 'Phone 302. Havelock, Commercial Hotel. New Season's Fruits. Cordials Hams, Etc At J. S. PERRIES, Charles Street UP-TO-DATE MOTOR OAR FOR HIRE. MR W. RAGG has one of the l**e«t and most up-to-date fi.ve-fl©»tgi Star Motor-cara for hire. Orders left with Mrs Frank A&ubi will receive prompt attention. Telephone 119 T7IOR SALE.—Good, clean Waat* JT^ Paper, in large oraiiallfc^nti-