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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume V, Issue 431, 7 September 1880, Page 3

HFew Advertisements SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. HOUSE AND BUILDING SITES IN JOLLIE STREET. MESSRS W. H. WOOD & CO. have received instructions from Clement L. Wiggins, Esq., Beach Glen House, Sumner, to sell by Public Auction, at their Sale Rooms, Beach Road, Akaroa, on SATURDAY, 18tk INST., At Noon, That pleasantly situated and desirable property in. Jollie streef, in the 'centre o Akaroa, known as BEACH HOUSE, presently occupied by Miss Hooman as a Young Ladies' School, and being parts of sections 95 and li on the map of the Borough of Akaroa. The property is one of the most picturesquely situated in Akaroa, commanding a fine view of ihe Harbour, and of the hills on the Wainui side of the Peninsula. On the Beach side of the property there is no Chain Reserve, and every tide washes to within a few feet of the solid soil. The property has been cut up into four allotments ; tho first consisting of the Dwelling House and Outhouses, with a right-of-way ; and the balauce into three suitably-sized building sites. Terms. 20 per cent, of the purchase price down, and tho balance may remain at 8 per cent, interest for 3 or 5 years. The title is under " The Land Transfer Act," and this, along with the plan of the property can be seen in the hands of the Auctioneers. W. H. WOOD & CO.

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT' AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE In aid of the Funds of THE AKAROA LIBRARY, at the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY, SEPT 7. GREAT ATTRACTIONS! To commence with the Screaming Farce, THE TURKISH BATH. STUMP SPEECH. Hannibal Washington ... Mr G. Black To be followed by the Talkiphone, a new invention, newly arrived from America, and its first appearance in New Zealand. The whole to conclude with the Sparkling Commedietta, BOOTS AT THE SWAN. Orchestra under the direction of Mr J. M. Wood. Admission 2s 6d, 2s, and Is For particulars see Bills. SPRING DRAPERY ! SPRING DRAPERY! WE have just opened out our first shipment of GOODS as above, and we respectfully solicit inspection of the same by the ladies of Akaroa and the Bays. Among the goods are— An extensive assortment of dress materials in tweeds, wool beiges, glaces, colored cicilians, cashmeres, black brilliantines, cashmere checks, atilea twills, etc, etc The new Pompadour prints, fancy and plain Pompadour ribbons Colored sarsnets Black satin An assortment of sunshades and - nmbrellas White and black tulle Valenciennes, Bretonne, Languedoc, D'Alengon, and other laces, in white, black and cream Everlasting trimming Muslin and lace window curtains Yosemite and lace striped lawns White and black book muslin Grey and white Turkish towels White and green window holland Brown and slate hollands Ladies' dust ulsters Engineers', scarlet, blue, pink and white flannels Ladies', maid's, and children's hats in the new Canton, Vaudeville, Mantua, Royal, Milan, Gaiety, and other shapes Men's and boy's rusk and straw hats Girl's and boy's felt hats, assorted shapes A large assortment of superior wreaths and flowers White, black, and colored plumes White and colored ostrich feathers Children's dresses and pelisses in Cotton, Picue, & French merino Ladies' print and other costumes Ladies' hosiery in white and brown Cotton, Oxford and Cambridge stripes, fancy mixed colors, navy and seal, embroidered, etc. Men's wool socks, assorted Ladies' corsets and busks in great variety Men's cotton shirts, assorted qualities Feathered ruche, assorted colors Dress and other buttons in ivory, pearl, silk and velvet GARWOOD AND CO.