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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 91, 1 June 1877, Page 3

' OPENING OF THEJVINTER SEASON. NEW GOODS!_JEW GOODS!! : NOVELTIES SNJREAT VARIETY, , ~j~T is with great pleasure G. BLACK submits the following list oj; Dkapery, Clothing and Boots to the residents of Akaroa and the Bays. It is because he is a DIRECT IMPORTER from the best HOME MARKETS, that he is enabled to supply a REALLY GOOD ARTICLE at a LOW PRICE, and lias always on hand FASHIONABLE GOODS. He is now in receipt of his FIRST SHIPMENT of WINTER GOODS, which will be found of splendid value, and will Repay Inspection. THE STOCK COMPRISES— . Dress Materials in great variety Men's Tweed Suits, all prices Navy Dress Serge Wool, from Is. 9d. „ Trousers and Vests, do. Royal Cords in subdued colouring, a „ Tweed Trousers, from Bs. 6d. beautiful material, Is. 10d. „ Paget Sac and D. B. Coats Norwich Poplins, plain colours, Is. 9d. Every kind of Men's and Boys Clothing Figured Mohairs, Bd. to Is. Bd. Men's Half-Yankee Hats, from 4s. 6d. French Merinos, from 2s. 9d. ~ Crimean Shirts, for winter Winceys, in endless variety : „ Cotton, Harvard and white Strong Brown Winceys, from Bd. Shirts, great variety, all prices ■ The New Serge Winceys, from lid. Men's Collars and Ties, all shapes New Aberdeen Winceys (various) „ Macintoshes and Oilskins Mexican Grey Calicoes, all prices „ Watertight Boot', from 15s. 6d. Kaipoi Flannels and Blankets „ Bluchers, cheap Sheeting, white and unbleached, remark- „ Boots of all descriptions ably good value Ladies' Lace-up Elastic-side and Kid Men's Shirting, great variety, from'9d. Boots, all prices , White Longcloths, from ss. 3d. per doz. Boys' Boots, all kinds Waterproof Tweeds Girls' Boots, in great variety New Promenade Scarfs, Silk Ties Ladies and Gents' Slippers New Costumep new Bird Ornaments, Fancy Goods in endless variety, both and a Heavy Stock of Drapery, too useful and handsome \ varied too particularise . ' THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING * IN AKAROA. ; Considerable Reductions Made by Taking Quantities. CRITERION HOUSE.

H. CITEON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, (Diplome de l'Ecole de Paris) OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, TTAS tlie hononr to inform the inhabitants of Akaroa and the surrounding -I—■- Bays, that his establishment BL"A.S NOW OPENED with a Fresh and EXTENSIVE STOCK of MEDICINES and PERFUMERY. The PECTOfIIAL SYRUP, the ANTI-ASTHMATIC PILLS, end CIGARETTES, prepared only by H. C, cure, in the shortest possible time, alj chest affections ; and one trial of Mb VEGETABLE ANTIBILLIOUS and LIVER PILLS will prove their efficacy. As Agent for WHITCOMBE & CO., of Ohristchurch, a large assortment of STATIONERY, AND OF SCHOOL AND OTHER BOOKS ' Will always be kept at CHRISTCHURCH PRICES. Traitenient par la methode Francaiee. H. CITRON Akaroa.

BOROUGH OF AKAROA. rpENDERS are invited for FORMJL ING and METALLING Briton r street from Lavaud-street to Jolliestreet; and also for FORMING ! Jollie-street from Meech's Bridge to Britan-street. Specifications to be seen at the office of the Town Clerk. Tenders will be received up to noon of Wednesday, 6th Jane next. A. I. M'GREGOR, Town Clerk. !!TO SPORTSMEN!! ; TUST ARRIVED— One central fire Double-barrel Breechloading Fowling-Piece, by Payton London. Price, £15, with 100 cartridges ' One Double-barrel Muzzle-loading Gun, by Payton, London Two ditto ditto, by Tisdall & Co., Birmingham One ditto ditto, by Ward & Sons, London Full-length Snider Rifles, £4 10 s each. 1 All of the above are really first-class goods. H. BILLENS, I Licensed Arms Dealer, j Akaroa. \ WINDERMERE BOARDING-HOUSE • LAVAUD STREET. F . ■ .' MR. J. SUNCKEL begs to announce to visitors to Akaroa and the public generally, that oji the Ist June, he intends OPENING, as a PRIVATE BOARDING-HOUSE, ' that large and pleasantly-situated building, at the corner of Grehan-road and , Lavaud-street. ' The Bedrooms are large and airy. The Public Rooms are chetrful, and I command fine views of the harbour. Private Sitting Rooms and Suites of Appartments. Terms on application.

NOTICE. To the Residents op Akauoa and Surrounding Districts. THOMAS EDWARD SELF, CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, JHWELLER & TEIiKORAPH MACHINIST, (Lately of Melbourne), BEGs to inform the residents of Akaroa and surrounding districts, that he has COMMENCED the BUSINESS of Chronometer, Watchmaker, <fee, in all ; their branches, and hopes by strict attention to business, workmanship, and moderate charges, to be able to merit a. fair 6hare of their support. ggp A written guarantee given for all work. ' N.B.—All Orders for Repairs, &c, to be left at MR. BEECHER'S, Brace's Hotel. . Akaioa. [ Card.] " ~pvß- GUTHRIE . may be CONU SULTED at BRUCE'S HOTEL Akaroa, during the remainder of the present week After which he will occupy Dr. Peardk's late residence. Akaroa, May 28,1877. NOTICE. Licensing Act 1873 and Licensing Act 1878 Amendment Act 1874. is hereby given, that in _I_\ pursuance of the above Acts, the QUARTERLY MEETING of the LICENSING COMMISSIONERS for the Districts of Akaroa and Wainui, Pigeon Bay, Okain's Bay, and Little River, will be held on TUESDAY, the sth day of JU NTE next, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, in the Resident Magistrate's Court, Akaroa, for the purpose of considering applications under the said Acts. B. T. MISSEN, Clerk to the - Licensing Court. May 3, 1877.