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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 176, 26 March 1878, Page 3

Novelties! • Novelties ! TOBACCONISTS , SWISS CARVINGS, AND FANCY GOODS. rpHE undersign*) has JUST EKCEIVED the LARGEST and BEST JL ASSORTMENT of GOODS of the above description ever imported into Akaroa, and will sell them at such prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers. Am6ng the goods may he enumerated a splendid assortment of Meerschaum Pipes, both patent, fancy, and carved, Pipe Mountings, Silver Ferules, Musical Boxes, of six tunes, Concertinas, Swiss Carved Goods, such as Caskets, Inkstands, Vases, Brackets, Crucifixes, Chalets, Letter Racks, Specimen Flower Holders, &c, Clocks, eight-day and thirty hour, Boxing Gloves, Reticules, Playing Cards, Cribbage Boards, Pocket Cutlery, &c, &c. CALL AND SEE J. J. KISSELL, NOVELTY HALL.

CHEAP DRAPERY SALE. 21 Dats Only. AT ARMSTftOWS BUILDINGS, OPPOSITE THE GOVERNMENT JETTY, A.JSL A.RO A.. J CLARKE & SON, from Ckristchureh, beg to intimate to the inhabitants • of Akaroa and surrounding districts, that they are RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES of AUTUMN and WINTER DRAPERY, HATS, HOSIERY, BLANKETS, CALICOES, WINCEYS, DRESS MATERIALS, WOOL SHAWLS, UNDERCLOTHING, FANCY GOODS in General, &c, &c, ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. J. C. and Co. solicit an Early Call, to Secure Special Bargains. THIS IS A BONA FXDI& SALE. REGARDLESS OF COST, W NOTE THE ADDRESS— J. CLAEKE & SON, ARMSTRONG'S BUILDINGS, AKAROA.

THE GREAT SALVAGE SALE OF CLOTHING, DKAPERY, SILKS, ETC., ETC., COMMENCED ON Saturday, February 9. G. L BEATH AND CO., VENDORS.? THE ENTIRE STOCK SAVED from the FIRE at ARGYLE HOUSE will be SOLD on the PREMISES at present occupied by Mr C. C. AIKMAN, Cashel-street, Christchurch, commencing as above, and continuing till the whole is cleared. ORIGINAL VALUE OF STOCK— £23,288 Os. lid. STEELING-. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING :— Men's Clothing Black Silks " Grey Calicoes Boys' Clothing Colored Silks White Calicoes Youths' Clothing Japanese Silks Grey Sheetings White Shirts " Brocaded Silks Wliite Sheetings Crimean Shirts Dress Stuffs Prints, Costumes Under Shirts French Merinoes Blankets, Quilts Drawers, Singlets Black Goods Table Covers, Rugs Gents' Umbrellas Shawls, Mantles Carpets, Mattings Braces, Belts Ladies' Umbrellas ■ Feathers, Ribbons Silk Dust Coats Hosiery, Gloves, &c. Haberdashery, &c. HEAPS OF REMNANTS AND JOB LOTS. G-. L. BEATH & CO., AT c. c. airman's, cashel street, OPPOSITE «PRESS" OFFICE. BUSINESS HOURS ■ ... 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. SATURDAYS ... 10 a.m. till 9 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHY. T w. Sims, ——• . . QHIPPING AND GENERAL MR. E. TEAGUE begs to inti- £) AGENT, AKAROA. mate to the inhabitants of Akaroa and surrounding districts, that Rents ancl Debts collected. he has OPENED A PORTRAIT . GALLERY at Akaroa, ior THREE _ t™™ ™»r WEEKS and is now weoared to cxc- 3BL"X_ UNION STEAMSHIP COMcute Photos from Miniature to Life Size. gßr^D? ANY ° F NEW . ZEALAND Carte (kVisite,,!ss per dozen. Co mpaiiy ' s steamers will Family Groups as per agreement. J_ Kunasfollows.calliiigatAKAßOA:In connection with the above I beg fqr lytteltok and tuk nortu , to state that I have had the Gallery o „ _~ TXT>r . ~ , Ofl ~ -, j ~, ril i t>,. i. S.S. TAUPO March 26 entirely covered with Glass and Blinds, for dunedin to ensure satisfactory work. S.S. WANAKA .. "... March 26 All orders finished at the above Passengers must be booked before Gallery. going on board. E. TEAGUE, For freight or passage, apply Peninsula Bakery. WOOD BEOS., Agent^