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Marlborough Express, Volume LXXVI, Issue 252, 26 October 1942, Page 1

FICTURE HOUSES. FINAL DAY The Picture Beautiful "MOON OVER MIAMI." "MOON OVER MIAMI." (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Jh* SKouj House of Marlborough PALACS Our AtUatbon* Glorify j— ' COMM. TUESDAY, 7.45 p.m. Matinee Thmsday, 2.15 p.m. Samuel Goldwyn Presents BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS

— In — "THE LITTLE FOXES." "THE LITTLE FOXES." "THE LITTLE FOXES " "THE LITTLE FOXES." With HERBERT MARSHALL Richard Carlson Men fear her when she smiles — behind her lovely face — a mad desire for power- — in her soft white irands the will to crush men who are fools enough to love her. An R.KO. Radio Picture. (Recommended by Censoi for Adults) PALACE FEATURETTES "The Spice of Variety."

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PROCTER'S ROCTER'S (E, Cholerton) The Premier Opticians, Christchurch Now visit BLENHEIM monthly. a PPOINTMENTS for next visit during November can now be made by ringing, writing or calling on the Manager, U.F.S. Dispensary, 'phono 1481. or Dr L. F. Ball, Dental Surgeon, 'phone 1631.

Eggs ggs YTONSIGN your Eggs to us. Last ^ ' week's payout 1/8 per dozen. Total expenses 2d per dozen. N. R. McMURTRY & CO. LTD. Rokfire o atteries. okfire D atteries. 6-volt 13 plate £3 17 6 6-volt 15 plate £4 15 0 12-voit 9 plate £4 17 6 6-volt 17 plate v-8 . . . . £4 12 6 6-volt 9 & 11 plate Austin £3 5 0 RADIO. 2-volt 100 hours . . , . £1 15 6 6-volt 150 hours . . . . £4 17 6 6-volt 175 hours . . ..£576 A TT T> eavon 1\ • D . D eavon Garage and Service Station, Grove Road. 'Phone 2077.

REMOVAL NOTICE. -OARRATT-S have removed tneir Dry Cleaning and Dyeing departmcnt to building lately occupied by Mr P. Rodley, Queen Street (next to L. Coker, Electrician, and in front of N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Assn.) URGENT APPEAL. A T the urgent request of the Jrx. Transport Control Committee we have been instructed to curtail all unnecessary running in order to conserve vital war requirements, tyres and petrol. Clients are asked to place all orders for cartage, if possible, several days ahead in order that

work can be zoned. Clients served by our country runs are particularly instructed to place their orders with merchants early, and let us know their requirements not later than noon the dav before their respectfve service leaves as only one collection daily can be made, after which merchants must deliver to our depot. Also all small lots must be prepaid. Certain reductions have been made and it is defmite that further reductions will be made if we are uiiable to get your co-operation in this urgent matter. MARLBOROUGH TRANSPORT LIMITED. Main Street, P.O. Box 152, Blenheim. Telephone 1670 (3 lines). TRY rriHE f \ riterion Ihe v./ riterion FOR A GLASS OF Good q peight's a le. ood d peight's ille. Good judges say: The best is always on tap at THE CRI'TERION HOTEL, BLENHEIM. R. J. MEATYARD — Proprietor.

DRY /HLEANING, RY ULEANING. ~j^IOR the convenience of the Armed T Fo-rces and Ihe public arrangements have been made with the Valet Service. George Street, for parcels to be left at our shop. Leave your Dry Cleaning and pressing work with us and it will receive prompt attention. No extra charge for this service. You pay only the Valet Service rates. TOHNNIE TV7ALKER fj OHNNIE YY ALKER "The Shop for Men." HEALY'S EALY'S For Smart FOOTWEAR FOOTWEAR Of Quality. Piuces Right.