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CRITERION HOUSE. a BLACK wishes to inform the . residents of Akaroa an*: 1 surrounding Bays, that he has NOW on HAND a Large, and W.ell-assorted _ STOCK of all kinds of Seasonable ' DRAPERY and CLOTHING The=>e goods being bought before the ncrease in duty, no advance wilt be charged. The Stock consists of alpaca?, poplins, mohairs, merinos, silks, and other fancy dress materials, prints, muslins, piques, galateas, costumes in alpacas, prints, white brocade, &c, carpptings, felt and coir, Dutch cocoauut matting, •American leather,window holland, brown holland, grass-cloth, calicoes, sUwtingp, towels, toilets, silk tic , ?, rich no's, trimmed and untrimmed hats, m'Uuis*, rhimz, undordolhing, silk parasols and umbrellas, t weeds. Special attention is called to the Clothing Department, where wiil bo found the largest and best assorted stock ,of Men's, Youths' and- Boyt>' tSuits, .Trousers and Vests, Trousers. Men's Colonial Tweed Suits, latest fashions. Boys' Suits in all shapes, Knicker- - .bocke'r Suits, all sizes." [ ,SI lirtfr—Crimean, Cotton, Regatta, t While, Undershirts'and Drawers. - Braces, Ties, Hankerchiefs (silk, and linen), Collars, Hosiery, &c. &c. BOOTS'of all kinds, English and Colonial-made, Elastic-sides, Shooters, Watertights, Ladies' Kid Boots and Shoes, Children's Boots of all sorts, Slippers, &c, &c. G. BLACK, Criterion House. Au 30 nmOll THE TTTI.NTER, ', fTHRY our WATERTIGHTS, now JL selling at 20s. Not to be equalled in the district. Quality and satisfaction guaranteed. The fashionable BROAD-WELTED BOOT MADE TO ORDER. All Goods SELLING at a GREAT REDUCTION oh Former Prices. All kinds of Boots made to Order. Repairs done. Orders punctually attended to. Note the address, W. MEEOH, |v. Victoria House, Akaroa. Feb. 20, 1880. BEEF IJUTTON! Al CITY BUTCHERY. TpREDK. ANNING has resolved JO to give his customers the benefit of the large fall in prices of Live Stock in the market, and having Purchased a Large Line in Beef from the celebrated Peninsula Herd, will be in a position on and after the Ist of March, to place his clients in an exceedingly favorable posi- , . tion both as to PRICE and QUALITY. BEEF—4d. to s£d. Per Lβ., According to,cut. MUTTON—2|d. Per Lβ., Taking the half-sheep. , . SAUSAGES & SMALL GOODS At Buyers' Prices. F. A. will also be prepared to enter into contracts at a considerable reduction olf the above rates with Hotel- > keepers and large consumers. The Borough and neighborhood carefully canvassed every morning (except Sundays) for orders, which are immediately delivered. Feb. 27. T YTTELTON ■HAIR-CUTTING JLj ' SALOON, London-street. T. M'DONALD, Proprietor. Tobaccos and Cigars of the best brands nept. Pipes of a'Mescriptions. Urushware, Perfumery, Stationery and Rooks, always in stock. Concei unas and Accordions. Agent for the Akaroa Mail. THE AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, COL OMBO STREET, Late Turner's Premises. ""THE following MACHINES can be L obtained at this Establishment, ' ■ either for cash or on deferred payments : liamond's Household Hand Machine Do No. 1 Treadle Singer's (genuine) Family " Wanzer's A Ha7id Machines Zealandia Hand, Machine The " Wilson " Treadle Machine The • do Tailoring Jones' Boot Manufacturing Machines B C Elastic and Wax Thread Howe's do do do fhe " Home Companion" Hand Machine • The " Home Treasure " do These machines, with the exception of Jones', are all of American manufacture, and their immense superiority over Birmingham or German makes is an established fact. Every machine from this establishment will be sold with a guarantee. Needles'and extra parts for all the foregoing .machines, also for many 51 thers not generally sold can be had. A rirst-class machinist is employed to re pair old machines at reasonable rates. AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE CO 11. HERMAN, Manager. J ;' '

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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 382, 2 April 1880, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 382, 2 April 1880, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 382, 2 April 1880, Page 3

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