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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 132, 23 October 1877, Page 3

GAEWOOD &-CO-, MERCHANTS AND CHEESE FACTORS, BEACH' EOAD, AKARO A . . ' TNDI3NTB EXECUTED ON THE HOME <AND COLONIAL; JL MARKETS. j|. • London Agency—2B St. Paul's Buildings, Paternoster Row, E. C. ' BY APPOINTMENT TO jlj£Aj§s HIS EXCELLENCY 'THE GOVEENOB. G. OOATBB & CO., WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ; r A LWAYS on hand a large Stock of really reliable English Gold and Silvoi* : _/y Lever Watches, specially made to their order. ; , Are constantly receiving the newest fashions in Clocks, Electro-platej" and Jewelry. A large assortment of Solid Silver Goods, suitable for presents. '■- -'- v : " ■ . ; Presentation Committees liberally dealt with. - Jewelry of all kinds made to patterns. . Designs and Estimates furnished. ' . Watches, Jewelry or orders forwarded to them by post or coach will receive prompt attention. . Importers of Masonic Regalia. Jewels made to order. . SPKIM GOOBpPEING GOODS a BLACK wishes to inform the inhabitants of Akaroa and the Bays, that he . has JUST RECEIVED the FIRST SHIPMENT of SPRING an& SUMMER DRAPERY, and whilst thanking them for the liberal support accorded to him, hopes, by keeping a large and well-selected stock, and selling at the lowest prices, to still merit a share of their patronage. THE STOCK COMPRISES —Alpacas, muslins, prints, fancy dress materials, hollands, American and English long cloths, carpetings, toilet covers, quilts, antimacassars, cuffs and collars, Women's and Children's hosiery of all kinds, gloves, ribbons, silk and cotton sunshades, holland pinafores, sun hats and bonnets, silk ties, underclothing, stays, fancy skirts, costumes in muslin, prints, and alpacas, Ladies' trimmed and untrimmed hats, Girls' .sailor hats, flowers, cheesecloth and binding, sheetings, towels, tickings, single and double width, &c. ? &c. IN THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT will be found a'large and stock of English and Colonial tweed suits, single and double-breasted paget" suits, coats of all kinds, trousers and trousers and vests, in Geelong.and Colonial tweeds, Youths' and Boys' clothing, a large assortment to choose from, white and coloured ' ; moles, white duck trousers and jumpers, strong cotton shirts, gurnseySj black and . -' coloured half Yankee hats, also straw and leghorn, in Men's and Boys'sizes, ■- t socks, ties, collars, &c, &c. , ■' _; IN THE BOOT DEPARTMENT the stock is a large one, both Colonial and . English—Women's and Children's kid boots, patent slippers, house boots, &c, &c, Q. -BLAO'Kv CRITERION HOUSE, Beach Road, Akaroa,

JAMES SPENSLEY, IMPORTER OF MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Cashel Street, CHRISTCHURCH. A large and varied stock of Pianos and Harmoniums for sale, on deferred paymen g. ■ ; An assortment of Vocal and Instrumentrl Musij for Sale at the Mail Office, where orders for J. S. will be received. UNION STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). rpHE above Company's Steamers will JL Bun asf ollows, calling at AKAROA:— FOB LYTTELTON AND THE NORTH. S.S. WANAKA October 25 FOB DUNEDIN. S.S. TAUPO ... ... November 5 Passengers must be booked before going on board. For freight or passage, apply WOOD BROS., Agents. NOTICE TO DEALERS. ~~~~ rPIHE undersigned is prepared to _L TAKE IN TRAVELLING STOCK at per night, according to arrangement. - ; Good grassed and watered paddocks, securely fenced. Every care taken, but no responsibility. E. C. DENNY. ... CHARLES ALGER, PRACTICAL TAILOR, BEGS to infoim the inhabitants of Akaroa and the Bays, that he has REMOVED into more Commodious Premises, next to Mr. Chadwick's, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit public support. C. A. will be prepared to make-up gentlemen's own material in first-class style. Workmanship and fit guaran- j teed. HAIRCUTTING at 6d., and SHAVING done on the premises. MONEY. MONEY to be ADVANCED in sums of £100 and upwards, on approved Freehold securities. Apply to HENRY N. NALDER, Solicitor, Lyttelton. : FOR SALE. PRIME mild, smoked, breakfast BACON and HAMS. Also, good LARD. G. A. OBORN, Jollie street, Akaroa.