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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 187, 3 May 1878, Page 3

J. 8. ANNANDv BOOTMAKER. THERE are many ways of doing business, but only one that can give satisfaction, viz. .* —• • . . To Supply a Good Article at a Medium Price. . There are a great many persons (Storekeepers, &c.) who go into the hoot trade, bnt tbe public con understand that the trashy goods they keep could not he palmed off on a tradesman. Therefore it is cheapest and most satisfactory to buy of bona fide tradesmen. If you want a good fitting pair of Boots, either pegged or sewn, TRY ANNAND. Sewing Machines, Needles, Cotton, Thread, Silk, and all Machine Fittings in stock. Novelties! Novelties! TOBACCONISTS' WARE^SWISS CARVINGS, AND FANCY GOODS. THE undersigned has JUST RECEIVED the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT of GOODS of the above description ever imported into Akaroa, and will sell them at such prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers. Among the goods may be 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, NOTIOB. MUSIC!~MUBICr ON SALE, at the office of the Akaroa Mail, a LARGE and VARIED ASSORTMENT of MUSIC, consisting of— Boosey's Royal Edition of Songs Australian Musical Magazine Musical Bijou Operatic Overtures Weiss's Songs Little Songs for Little Singers Comic Songs Chilperic Ballads Boosey's Sacred Musical Cabinet Fawcet's Vocal Manual 100 Psalms and Hymns "Macbeth" Sunday Evenings with the Piano, Violin, Flute, Flageolet, Harmonium; and Concertina Tutors Devotional Recreations Cramer's Vocal Gems &c., &c., &c. Dance Music (ONE-THIRD OFF PUBLISHED PRICE FOR SHEET MUSIC.) PLAIN MUSIC PAPER. AN INSPECTION IS INVITED

CANTERBURY COLLEGE. GIRLS' HI(\H SCHOOL. THE SCHOOL -w& RE-OPEN on TUESDAY, 21st May, for instruction m English, French, Latin, Mathematics, Elements of Natural History, Class Singing, and Needlework. Instruction will also be given in German, Italian, Drawing, Dancing,' and Vocal and Instrumental Music, the charges for which will be extra. The following rules will be observed with respect to pupils who have not hitherto attended the classes of this school : — "No one will bo admitted as a pupil of the Girls' High School who is unable to pass .in the following subjects:— "Reading—From the Fourth Book of Graduated Series. ■* Spelling—From the same book. " Writing—From dictation from the same book. " Grammar —The distinguishing of all the parts of speech in easy sentences. " Geography—Knowledge of Geographical terms, of the meaning of a map, and of the leading features of the map of the world. •• History—A general knowledge of the leading facts and dates of English History ; period, from 1066— 1399." Fees—Senior pupils, 12 years of age and upwards, £4 4s per term of Jl3 weeks ; junior pupils, under 12 years, _£3 3s per term. All fees must be payable in advance. Parents or guardians are requested to enter the names of intended pupils at the Registrar's office, Canterbury College, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 12 noon on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. By order, F. G. STEDMAN, Registrar. TO LET. THE DWELLING-HOUSE lately occupied by Mr J. JD. Davir, Apply to JAMES D. GARWOOD ,