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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 114, 21 August 1877, Page 1

— .. ■ t___iii mmmm mmmm.mmm«i»x } ■■■■'— ,H JBus-incws Wo*tic«n. \ CHEAP DRAPERY'EoTABIISHMENT, ■ ■■ *•"' ■ " A WATBELOO HOXJSE, CORNER OF CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH In this roaring moon of GKREAT CLEARING SALES, When overstocked tradesmen try to obtain relief by announcements of SELLING OIF, The people of Canterbury will still find thatfj HOBDAY & CO. Maintain their high reputation, not merely for straightforward trading; civility, and attention, but also for BARGAINS. The undermentioned list will conclusively prove our undoubted superiority as the CHEAPEST HOUSE IN CHRISTCHURCH. s. d. " S. d. Fancy dress materials, from ... 0 Ladies' skirts, from 3 6 Wide winceys, from 0 6£ Ladies' quilted skirts, from ... 7 6 Costumes, in felt and wincey, FuU ?2ini Croydon sheeting, from ... 12 6 from # # ##< •_ 1 9 Racoon, sable, and muffs (each TT ~, "'■,._■, -, \ from v ## ; 4 n Horrocks' longeloth (per doz.), Homespuns, from *... . v 0 9_ from "* -,* 4 9 All-wool shirtings, from ..". 1 6 Towels, from .. 04£ J Kaiapoi blankets, from ... 25 0 Unbleached calico .... ..: 0 3^ English blankets, from ... 14 6 Ladies'corsets (good)afrom ... 2 6 Muslin curtains (per yard), from 0 Ladies' waterproofs «(each), Girls' and Ladies' trimmed from ... ... ... 7 6 hats, from 4 6 Ladies'jackets from ... 5 6 Girls' and Ladies'silk scarfs, Ladies'straw,ijgts (e/»eh),-from*-.., o,._£-.... from ... ... 1 0 Ladies' Ulsters, from... ... 8 9 Heavy twill Belfast sheeting, Ladies' underclothing, shawls, 72in. wide, from ... 1 4£ millinery, &c, &c. Black Glace Silk, 2s. lid. per yard, worth ss. 6d. Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Caps, Braces, Hosiery, Collars, etc., etc., at similarly low prices. HOBDAT~& CO./ CORNER OF CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. SEVERAL REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD PURCHASE YOUR SEWING MACHINES. Cfrom fTi HA.R LB 8 IUENEE. First. —Because he is a . . Fifth.—A Printed GuarPractical Machinist. __«££___ antee is S iven * und erSecond.—Has a greater taking to keep the Variety and a Larger *r_ KBt? Machine in repair for Agent for any "parti- JIT" "'" f_¥f_ criptfontf Sewing Macular Machine, and in 0 K&fl chines forwarded by having had 14 years JM Jft7Tfl post. Singer's Needles, practical experience, f jL___f |%1W 2s. 6d. per dozen, he can give an unpre- ■ I en «.i t> i n i judiced opinion as to R 1 JLjL \lf Shutt e B , Reels Brushes, qualities or defects of H H £T tals ' Machine Oil, various makers. HJr \| II _°_\™> <, and , Du P hcate Fourth—He keeps in KM _l_\ ™ by Him, thus affording STOCK. ing, &c. Consists"of SINGER'S, GROVER & BAKER'S, ELLAS' HOWE'S, RAYMOND'S NO. 1, LITTLE MONITORS, HOUSEHOLD, HOME SHUTTLE GRESHAM AGENORIA, LITTLE CANADIAN, WEIR'S, &c. OHAELBB TURNER, PRACTICAL SEWING MACHINIST, COLOMBO STREET, Two Doors from Cookham House, CHRISTCHURCH. MACHINES can ALWAYS be ORDERED from J. S. ANNAND BOOTMAKER, where SAMPLES CAN BE SEEN. IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT. LARGE ADDITIONS have been MADE TO THE STOCK by the arrival of the " WATMATE "and " NORHAM CATLE," including 200 PAIRS OF CHILDREN'S WALKING SHOES, ' And the usual large stock of LADIES' ENGLISH 'AND.FRENCH BOOTS. The ENLAKGEMENT of the PREMISES is now COMPLETED, which makes the IMPERIAL the LARGEST and MOST UNIQUE SHOE DEPOT in CHRISTCHUOH MANUFACTURING OF ALL KINDS" DONE ON THE PREMISES. W. HARRIS, IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT, CASHEL-STREET, adjoining Dunstable House.