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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 3, Issue 267, 7 February 1879, Page 3

NOTICE. I HEREBY give notice that I will not hold myself responsible for any DEBTS of my children. ; . JOSEFII LIB IDA IT, sen., Givluin road. Akaroa, Feb. 3, 1879. BOARD AND LODGING, . with attend since, Terms moderate. Apply to MRS. THOMAS, William street, -Aylmerton. ■**%~k UNION STEAMSHIP COM\m!mk PANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). QTEAMERS WILL BE DESPATCHED FOB LYTTELTON AND THE -NORTH. S.S. TAUPO ... Saturday, Feb. 8 S.S. WANAKA ... Saturday, Feb 22. FOR DUNEDIN. S.SL WANAKA '..i Saturday, Feb. 15 S.S. HAWEA ... Saturday, March I Rates of 'Passage (including meals) Saloon. Steerage. . Single Return Single Return Lyttelton 15s. 245. 10s. 16s. Dunedin 455. 725. 30s. 48s. Return Tickets available for three months W. H. HENNING, (Late Wood Bros. & Co.) GOAL MERCHANT, AND SHIPPING AND GENERAL AGENT, Wharf Store, Akaroa. JUST RECEIVED ex Margaret, a first-rate sample of COALS, direct from Newcastle. • Prices (delivered at%harf), in quantities of— Not less than 1 Ton. ... ; . 60s per ton Under 1 Ton 65s „ AGENT FOR: Union Steamship Co. of New Zealand South British Fire Insurance Co., Australian Mutual Provident Life Assurance Society. Fire, Marine, and Life Insurances effected at lowest current rates. Agency ' and Commission Business undertaken. Sections in Aylmerton FOR SALE (on terms) fronting on William street, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! ■VTEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. H olloware, hinges, hairbrooms, hedge knives, g edsteads, blacking, bullock bells, blue note paper, J nk, ivory rules, iron, galvanized, irons, flat, L amps, ladles (soup .and pitch), lines (fishing and clothes), L atches, lanterns, lollies, lamp black, levels, Edge tools, enamelled ware, emery powder, N, ails. Nixey's black lead, navvy barbarrows, Noah's arks, Spades, shovels, saws; scythes, shot, snuffers, E bony rulers, earthenware of all kinds, fj orkscrews, candle cotton, clothes pegs > , , -~■ Oilers (machine), oval boilers, oils (kerosene and paint), Needles (machine, sail and knitting), netting twine, 0 rnamental. goods, Ormolu clocks, oleographs, ]j[ ilk pails, dishes and strainers, mattocks, V don't you buy your goods at Economy House ? H and bells, hammers, hatchets, hoes, , Ovens (colonial and camp), Oakey's knife boards and polish, U tonsils (washing and cooking), umber, burnt and raw, S ashes, scales, sodawater, scented soap, slashers, Everything from a Chinese cracker to a broomstick. NOTICE ! NOTICE! Might I take the liberty of calling the attention of my numerous friends to whom I have sent written invitations, and impress upon them that it is of the utmost importance that they respond to those invitations before the end of the month. I need not remind them of the inconvenience, loss of time, money and friendship resulting from the necessity of calling in the assistance of the-R.M. and his staff; yet Ido not see any alternative if the ready is not forthcoming within the above-named period, and I might offer as a special inducement to those whose accounts are above the sum of £2, that I intend to present each one of them with a correct portrait of Her Majesty on the receipt of those accounts ; and I intend for the future to reward all those who pay cash on delivery, by giving them as liberal a discount as my low prices will allow. H. BILLENS, Economy House.