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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 405, 22 June 1880, Page 3

: Clearing Sale of Drapery. A-R MSTRONG'S BUILDINGS, ■'■ ■■ BEACH ROAD, AKAEOA. ■ ; ; -' ;O, D. INNBS BEGS, to "Return his RTXCRKE THA NKS to the Jnhnbitahtß of Akaroa ;m<l Surrounding Bays for tlicr very LIBERAL PATRONAGE, and to inform them that the SALE: must ; POSITIVELY CLOSE ON SATURDAY, JUNE 20. ' And in order to Clear Gut the Balance of his Stock, he has determined to make. STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS. The following Quotations of Prices "will give some idea of the > ENORMOUS. REDUGTIOMB made, and the GREAT BARGAINS ','■■■" to be obtained. French Merino, all wqol, lyd wide ... " ... Is 4d arid Is 6d per yard !. . , Worth more than double. '' Dresi Materials, from ~. .... ... , .... per yard A large stock to select from, and all, equally;'cheap.' Good Heavy Wincey, very wide , ...' :' ; ... . ? ~., .. „ • , Usual price, Is per yard,, ~ , , . ' A hrgp. Stock of Ladies' and Children's Ulstqrs, from ... ... 2s ,9d '■■ J]yiug largely ovirrstocked in this Erorinous Reductions hrtve been made. . ; Ladies! Clot-1] Jackets, Billc and Sjitin, trimmed :'.. ..'• 3s lid 'Honestly worth four times the money. % . LadiesV Carets, double-busks ... ... ... •.• .... 2s lid . .'■• Usually sold at 4s lid. * A Lot of Collars and Cuffs. .*.. ... 9d per set or three sets for 2s 1 Most of these were originaUy 2s per set. ? All Wool' from : — — . ••• —. 6s lid ' Ladies' Twilled tftjk Umbrella*, Paragon Fifciraes ... 10s 6d and 12s 6d ' These were bought a job, and are. worth 17s 6d and 21s. } Gjsnts' Everlasting Si Umbrellas, Paragon Frames, Wheel Tops" ... '8s lid 3 ' ■ Worth double. ' Good Imitation Welsh Flannel ... ... . ... ... Is Id ; Worth. Is 6d.. . ," Scotch fingering Yarns, four [ply ... ' ... . ... .2s lid Ufiu.-il price in Christchurch 4s 6d. » And other lines, Up numerous to particularise, but all equally cheap. , Splendid valno in Ladies' Underclothing. Grey and White Calicoes and Long ' Cloths, fcijieefeinge, Flannels, Blankets, Quilts, &c, &c. . . A .lot of Remnants and Trimmings at merely Nominal Prices. * The Public are respectfully invited to Inspect the Stock and judge for themselves.. ! Note the address- C. D. INN ES , * ARMSTRONGS 13UILDINGS, BEACH ROAD, AKAROA, And remember the SALE positively closes on SATURDAY, June 2G. . ,-. Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. .

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR OF ELECTORS, COURTHOUSE, AKAROA. "VrOTICE is hereby given that the, _IN Electoral Roll for the district of Akaroa is open for Inspection atthe.above office every Monday and Thursday, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. B. T, MISSEN, Registrar of Electors, for :• the District of Akaroa. "*** ~k ' UNION STEAMSHIP COMWmm; PANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). . ■. QTEAMERS WILL BE DESPATCHED FOB LYTTELTON AND THE, NORTH. . S.S. WELLINGTON ... Tuesday,.July 6 FOB. DIfNEDIN. S.S. TAIAROA ... Thursday, June 24 S.S. WANAKA ... Thursday, July. 8 Rates of Passage (including meals) Saloon. Steerage. Single Return Single Return Lyttelton .15s. 245. 10s. 16s. Dunedin 40s. 645. 255. 40s. •Return Tickets available for three months Passengers must take tickets before going oh board. , Cargo Rates to Akaroa fbom— Lyttelton ;... ... . ... 15s perton f General cargo ... 17s 6d „ „ ~ J Produce (flour, oats, Dunedin < wl)eat) oatmea i ( pO . . ( tatoes) 15s „ Note.—ln the case , of cargo from Dnnedin, the above rates cover railway charges to, and wharfage dues at, Port Chalmers. W. 11. HENNING, Agent, The Wharf. "DARKER ANDiyi ?DONALD, CANTERBURY LABOR EXCHANGE,' Manchesteh Street South, : CHRISTCHURCH. OLDEST Established Registry Office for Male • and Female Servants in New. Zealand. , "•Best office in' town to obtain good servants. Orders per post or wire from •any part of New Zealand will receive prompt attention. LAND & ESTATE AGENT. . Cheap Freeholds for sale- on • the most easy terms of Cment. and Immigrants' Boxes stored. No • risk. . .'■■■"'■' Private Enquiry Office for • - -Discovery of Missing Frienda* Apl 2..

FOR PRIVATE SALE. rnWO SECTIONS of LAND in ■J. Aylinerton, tenced and laid down in good "grass, planted with trees. &c, having a one-roomed cottage, commanding one of the best views of the town, fc For particulsire and price, apply to ' ' ' C. W. BRIDGE. ! LOST OR STOLEN. '•'•■■ ■' ' ■■''" A SMALL light Thrown Dandy Dinmont Terner Bitch, with black ring under the neck and black ring-it the tip of tail. Last seen nt.Bee'cher's sale on Thursday, June 10. Anyone returning the same, or giving any information concerning the same will be rewarded. • : . Apply . F. B. MANING, Mail Office. WANTED, a Useful Girl for a few hours daily. Apply, immediately, to ; MRS WIGGINS, " Jollie street. " | NOTICE. ON and after this d«te POISON will l'.e laid on my land at Long Bay. . HENRY MAGEE. - & CO., . [auctioneers, valuers, ? GENERAL , COMMISSION . ;.; ,A EN TS." ■ t W > to infoi'm ; the'"' inhabitants oftfrfrwhdle of Bftnks Peninsula that they intend Starting in this line of business on'the. Ist July next. They will be prepared to'make ad- - .vances on Steele or •aiiy'-'kind of goods placed in their hands for sale, either by '» Private Treaty or Public Auction.. - ---d .• , d They will guarantee Account Sales a to be rendered with cheque attached on the day following that of the sale. This rule will be strictly adhered to. "j MR A. I. McGR'EGOR Will conduct all sales, find any in--57 formation may- be obtJiihed front *him. " A Further particulars in future advertisenjents.