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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7, 9 January 1892, Page 3

BLENHEIM BUILDING_ SOCIETY. ANEW SERlis (tho Olsti of Shares m the nbovo Society •) will be opened on FRIDAY, 15th January. Subscriptions on Shares are receivable at the rate of 2/0 per A month; ultimate value £25 each 5T share, which is payable so soon as payments, with profits added, have accumulated to that sum. A l Shares withdrawable at any time to according to ihe Rules, be The Society also pays Interest on t0 Fixed Deposits (for 12 months) at the rato of 5£ per cent, minimum s ° £20 ; and on Deposits withdrawable on demand 5 per cent, minimum E( £5 ; interest calculated from date of > 9 | deposit to date of withdrawal. For further particulars t»pply to 's, C. J. W. GRIFFITHS, '»• Secretary. 2 STANDARD ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, Ltd. of HEAD OFFICE 42~POULTRY CHEAPBO SIDE, LONDON. o. ___ MR C. J. W. GRIFFITHS is hereby appointed Agent of the above Company for the Provineft of Marlborough, vice Mr Douglas Dobson. HOWDEN AND WALTON, ~* Managers for New Zealand. Dunedin, October 20th, 1891. c. j. wTgriffiths, Sub-Agent fcr Marlborough. , INDIAN TEA > TO AEBIVE EX "S.S. PORT CAROLINE from Calcutta." ] . NEW SEASON'S TEAS 3, '6 From H. Johnson & Co., J; Tea Planters, " The Dooar," India. U TN 1 and 21b Packet^ 101 b Tins, X and hermetically sealed ■ and leaded Chests direct from the Gar--0 dens. » PURE INDIAN TEAS. ir The whole of this consignment is !t of the purest quality, and of a high grade. , : PRICE 2/6 r PER LB. : * N.B. — The duty on Tea is sixpence per pound, therefore tea drinkers should buy a sound, strong Tea, for this description will go twice as far, has ten times the stimulating properties, and will give a thousand- , fold more satisfaction than the cheap, la eour, scented-up Chinese article. FREEZING t- ... . . „ ; 1 LONG WOOL RAMS FOR SALE; r ■'"/■" • ■ ' I&TESSRS tV.E. CLOUSTON & . CO., have the following : — LINCOLNS BORDER LEICESTERS ENGLISH LEICESTERS I ROMNEY MARSH . ; SHROPSHHJE DOWNS SOUTHDOWNS. Prices may be obtained from the Office m High Street. Early application is necessary. > . ■ DRINK NELSON MOATE & Co'# PURE BLEND. 1 No. 3. 2s. Bi>. ; UNION STEAM SHIP COM-! PatfY OF NEW ZEALAND (Ltd.) , * EXCURSION TO WEST COAST i " ■ SOUNDS. Fifteenth Season.fTIHE S.S. sJg?si!~g^s&s£gg{js& wojL make - J ■' THREE EXCURSIONS ' • TO THE ' ■ ■ ■■ I WEST COAST SOUNDS OF THE MIDDLE ISLAND: The First leaving Port Chalmers on : MONDAY, 11th JANUARY, 1892 The Second on THURSDAY, 21st JANUARY ; And the Third on MOND-AY, 1;t FEBRUARY. Each trip will occupy about Ten Days from Port Chalmers, during which tho . most attractive of the Sounds will be visited, and special facilities will bo given for FISHING, SHOOTING, and SKETCHING, and for exploring those wonderful ' Fiords, where nature is seen m. her grandest aspects. '' * j •.: Opportunity will also be given for visiting the SUTHERLAND FALLS-the } LARGEST IN THE WORLD. > ■ The steamer remaining Two Days m Milford Sound for that purpose. THE SOCIAL ENJOYMENT OF PAS- ) SENGERS ' - Is made a special feature of these' Excuri sions, the whole trip taking the . form of an extended picnic. In order to prevent overcrowding, only a 1 limited number of Passengers will be taken. TheTarawera will call at Bluff both ways ■ ; en route. a Fare— £l4 from Port Chalmers. a;— ' — — ; — I MAHAKIPAWA GOLDFIELD & QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUNDS. > X. t, The Royal Mail Steamers 0 ggiiSßßMgS^ PHOENIX WILL run between Picton, Grove, Torea Neck, Antimony Mines, and Torea Channel as under : — Monday.— Leave Picton for Grove, 9 a.m. ; return to Pieton^ 5 p.m. • Tuesday. — Leave Picton 8 a.m. (via Grove) for Torea Neck ; anive at Picton S noon. Leave Pioton at 2 p.m. for Grove return at 5 p.m. Thursday.— Leave Picton 10 a.*a. ; arrive at Picton 5 p.m. Saturday. — Leave Picton 8 a.m. ; leave Grove 4.30 p.m. ; arrive at Picton 5.30 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays. — Leave Grove _ for Pioton 4 p.m. Wednesdays. — Leave Picton for. Antimony Mines at 9 a.m. ; returning at 6 p.m. le Tory Channel Service Fortnightly. — v Leave Picton at 8.30 a.m. every alternate Friday, returning at 6 p.m. Commencing ■>• from Friday, 3rd July, 1891. i y A. G. FELL, Agent, Pioton.