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Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 83, 7 April 1916, Page 7

turn to Furs I •• -: .'--■ ■' •. / JOUR IS IN FASHION FOR- AUTUMN AMD WINTER. Coats and Cos--4 tumes in many instances are trimmed with fur—some have warm fur collars. MUFFS and STOLES will enjoy greater popularity than ever before. The fashion has been set by London ladies, and. smart'dressers., of-'this■ Dominion will follow suit with much pleasure—tor there IS pleasure in wearing a. cosy handsome fur set S What's what in furs this season? As xisual there is a goodly variety of shapes and skin?.. ' Our London buyer, ever alert, has sent us many beautiful sets, and we. point to these as representatives of the latest fashions in , furs. „■' ' , . .'■■"■■ ' >. ■ ■• ■ ■ ■■ .">..' As we explained in a previoiisann^^^ , ' :■ centre.' These sets.then have come from ,the one aiithoritativo source—■ -■;■.'■ '■■■.'■'.■ secured for us by.an expert in styles aiid qualitiesf. ' \ . .. . Wo most cordially INVITE YOUR INSPEOFION of these fashionable' . .'"■ - new arrivals—and wo urge that you come soon. BRING SOME FRIENDS '._,.''■. and spend a pleasant afternoon! ' . / ; \ ' '. V ; HaBS of Oommerce, - PICTOftL ,■" BLENHEIM. HAVELOCK.i' , ■■

/f\a ■■'Si' f?ifirv'» - OI a Ixlliy i -■«.. ■#j»Bk\\1 tCXTES, isn't it lovely!" "But I didn't know you were engaged. "Oh, 111 l > if you see it was only last night that) Jack gave me the ring. I feel so «\V Jf J happy. But the ring itself—isn't it just delightful? Of course Jack always \^jMl&>,S/ wili get everything of the best. He went down to og* ' MHRTIN'S •j£J|^nO^\ ' and looked over ever so many lovely styles and then decided on this one. >^O\^® . -, See how these stones flash—they're full of fire, aren't they? And the setting / / YOUR FIRNeEE WILL, HPPREemTB H I I Sl^B 5 '111 RING FROM MftRTIN'S \ \ ""'" mbS smS?' X. lIS Here is a great variety of beautiful styles. The • gems are perfect \\ J^-Jil^X //I specimens, the workmanship of the finest, and the prices very reasonable. ~ 3|v\. 'WsSl' jyjy Suppose you come in and choose, and spring a surprise on her? W. J. MARTIN, THE LEADING JEWELLER. . / . . BLENHEIM.

Australian Mutual Provident Society Established 1849. FHE LARGIHT MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE * AND OCHE BEST BONUS^PAYING OFFICE IN THE WOEI/D! Funds over - - - £33,290,000 Annual Income - - £4,4.70,000 BONUSES DIVIDED YEARLY! The CASH BONUSES divided among Policy-holders for ihe ONE YEAR, 1914, amounted to £1,026,000, producing Reversionary Additions of si^ooiooo. ' LOW: PREMIUMS. LIBERAL CONDITIONS. UNEQUALLED RESULTS. llH.tlllll.Mll. 111.1 ■ DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L.C., Chairman; A. de B. Brandon, Esq., Deputy-Chairman; John Duncan, Esq., Jo3eph Joseph, Esq., and H. i Beauchamp, Esq. [. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. New Zealand Branch - - CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON,

Box 9« Telephone 328. W. H* HUMPHREYS AND CO Qonera! QarrSers. Agents: N.Z. Express Co., Ltd. Booking Agents: Newman Bros.' ■ Motor-cars. OWING to a rise of 33£ per cent, in rent, our business is now being carried on in commodious and more suitable premises in WYNSN STREET, where we are in a better position than ever to attend io tae wants of our numerous clients. Our Motto: Nulli Secundus.

, Coateh->Bullcllng. - Special ists> kIRBY::?ROS-i-ALFRKD STREET, BLENHEIM. COACHBUILDERS AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS. MOTOR-CAR AND COACHPAINTERS. Prices commensurate with first-class ] workmanship. Telephone 185. TO DAIRYMEN. T> UTTER PAPER printed in ac- -*■ oordance witb new regulations at • "Express" Office. High ptraftt,. Rlpti- !