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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 97, 22 June 1877, Page 3

BBAPEBY! WOOD BROS. & CO.begto inform the Ladies of the Peninsula, that they have had the Whole of their STOCK of DRAPERY, &c, gone through and RE-MARKED at Prices that will compare favourably with any other house in Canterbury. They are in receipt of NEW GOODS by every Steamer, consequently their STOCK is kept thoroughly replete with all the LATEST NOVELTIES appertaining to. each department in the trade. They have on hand just now a really beautiful seleciion of FANCY DRESS GOODS, in all the Newest Fabrics and Colourings, from 9d. WINCEYS, we have a very large stock of, and it being now late in the season, w.e are offering them at a mere fraction on the English cost. We would also draw attention to the following list:— Ladies' Silk Scarfs Ladies' Danish Kid Gloves Ladies' Josephine Kid Gloves Ladies' dble-butn. Kid Gloves Ladies' Riding Gloves Ladies' Linen Sets Ladies' Silk Umbrellas Ladies' Alpaca Umbrellas Ladies' Promenade Scarfs Ladies' Clouds Ladies' Trimmed Hats, from 5s lid Ladies' untrimmed Hats, from Is Bonnet Silks in all shades Torquoise Silks in all shades Children's trmd. Hats, from 3s 3d Children's untrmd. Hats, from 10d Velvet, all colours A large stock Feathers and Ornaments A very large stock Ribbons, new tints Ladies' Jackets Ladies' Hyde-parks Ladies' Mantles Ladies' Shawls Girls' and Maids' Cloth Jackets Girls and Maids' Immitation Seal do. Girls' and Maids' Waterproofs Ladies' .Costumes Horrocks's Long Cloth, from 5s 3d Croerden's Calicoes . Flannels, real Welsh, from Is 4d Grey Calicoes Hollands Chintz Crewdsons Dimities Towels Table Covers Toilet Quilts Zephyr Quilts Alhambra Quilts Marsalla Quilts And a large lot of Last Season's' Goods offering at an IMMENSE SACRIFICE to make room for a Large Stock to arrive in time for the forthcoming Spring and Summer Seasons. 15 PER CENT., or 3s. in the £\ DISCOUNT FOR CASH, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. SEASON'S CIRCULAR-WINTER 18 7 7. DUNSTABLE HOUSE, Cashell-street, Christchurch, June 13, 1877. WE have the juleasure to advise that having landed our first 14 shipments as noted below, our arrangements for the season are complete. We purpose on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday next, May 15th, 16th, and 17th, MAKING A SPECIAL EXPOSITION OF NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Inspection is respectfully invited. Summary of Shipments. Cases and Bales. Ex Waipa 30 Opened Ex Wiltshire 8 Opened Ex Warwickshire ... 45 Opened Ex Lord of the Isles, s.s. 17 Opened Ex Somersetshire, s.s. ... 35 Opened Ex Auckland ... ... 50 Opened Ex Canterbury ... ... 3 Opened Ex Hankow & Kent, s.s. 2 Opened Ex Wild Deer 16 Opened Ex Durham, s.s. ... 11 Opened ExOpawa 33 Opened Ex Carnatic ... ... 38 Opened Ex Wellington ... ... 6 Opened Ex Mail Steamer ... 2 Opened Ex Otago 3 Opened Ex Piako 20 Opened 316 C & B. Comprising the largest assortment ever imported by us for One Season's trade, and including many special novelties purchased from the manufacturer by our Mr. Ballantyne and Mr. Gurney. The whole of these Goods were contracted for when the Lowest Prices were ruling, and will be found excellent value, We take the opportunity of again reminding our customers that we have opened for ourselves a place of business in London, and that our buyer's whole attention is directed to securing the newest things as they appear in the Home Markets, and as he is in constant communication with the best Manufacturers, we are enabled to place goods before our customers at the lowest possible prices. ONE SHILLING OFF EVERY POUND PURCHASED FOR CASH J. BALLANTYNE & CO., Dunstable House. TO TENDERERS. rpHE Tender of Messrs. Price and 'JL Hancock has been accepted for the erection of Mr. T. B. Chadwick's two shops.