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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 95, 15 June 1877, Page 3

OPENING OF THEJVINTER SEASON. NEW GOODS!_JEW GOODS!!. NOVELTIES IN GREAT VARIETY. ~FT is with great pleasure G. BLACK submits the following list oj Djkapeet, Clothing and Boots to the residents of Akaroa and the Bays. It is because he is a DIKECT IMPORTER from the best HOME MARKETS, that he is enabled to supply a REALLY GOOD ARTICLE at a LOW PRICE, and has 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. lOd. „ 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 800t 0, , 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 Longclotlis, 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 Costumeg 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. OITEOIST, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, (Diplome de FEcole de Paris) OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, ~l FAS the hononr to inform the inhabitants of Akaroa and the surrounding -"—*- Bays, that his establishment HAS NOW OPENED. ' SELLING OFF FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. MR. H. C. begs to inform Schoolmasters, Pupils, and the Public in general, that he has received a great quantity of Goods, consisting of School Books, History Books, Copy and Exercise Books, Albums, Sundayschool Rewards, &c. , The whole of the above are a little damaged by ink on the outside. A GREAT REDUCTION FOR CASH. CLEARING SALE BEGINS JUNE 16, 1877. H. CITKON, Chemist, AKAROA.

NOTICE. ON and after Thursday, May 24, a COACH WILL LEAVE HEAD OF THE BAY for AKAROA EVERY THURSDAY, at 10 a.m., returning from Akaroa at 3 p.m, same day. . , .--—,. T. W. BARKER, Proprietor. LAND FOR SALE. rpENDERS will be received by the I undersigned up to SOth June next, for the Purchase of abo.ut Thirtyfive Acres of Land, situatedji in. Robinson's Bay, within forty chains of highwater mark. The land is securely fenced and .well grassed, with a Six-roomed House, &c., upon it. The land lias frontages on two main roads. , The liighest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SAXTON & WILLIAMS, Robinson's Bay. < NOTICE. ALL DEBTS OWING for SERVICE of ENTIRES " Young Glasgow" and " Diomedes," if NOT PAID during the present month, will be SUED for without further notice. A. PHILLIPS, German Bay. June 6, 1877. AKAROA ACADEMY. TTTANTED, a RESIDENT ASVV SISTANT MASTER for the .above Academy. ■Apply to the Principal. . . FOR SALE. FRUIT TREES' of all lands, nowReady, for Planting. , STEPHEKoWATKINS, ) Akaroa. 1 0

PUBLIC NOTICE. PERSONS desirous of NOMINATING Relatives or Friends in Great Britain for passages to New Zealand, are informed that the next Monthly List will be CLOSED at this Office on MONDAY, the 25th INST. Nominated Immigrants on arrival in the colony may join their friends immediately after inspection, and will not be required to go into the Depot. Full particulars and forms can be obtained at this office, and also at the branch Immigration Depots. J. E. MARSH, Immigration Officer. Immigration Office, Durham-street, Christchurch June 6, 1877. WINDERMERE BOARDING-HOUSE LAVAUD STREET. MR. J. SUNCKEL begs to announce to visitors to Akaroa and the public generally, that on 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 command fine views of the harbour. Private Sitting Rooms and Suites of Appartments. Terms on application. . •%t~k UNION STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). rTIHE above Company's Steamers will I Eun asf ollows, calling at AKAEOA:— FOB LYTTELTON AND THE NORTH. S.S. WANAKA /. June 17 S.S. WELLINGTON June 28 FOB DUNEDIN. S.S. TAEANAIfI ... .. June 15 S.S. HAWEA j ■* ... June 27 Passenger;! must be booked before is; . going on board. For freight or passage, apply to ""'■ ... j WOOD BEOS., Agents, V :>' Akaroa