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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume V, Issue 443, 19 October 1880, Page 3

Brapcr,r Sale IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF DKAPERY, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., AT ARMSTRONG'S BUILDINGS, BEACH ROAD, AKAROA. Jnn A V L 0 R has much pleasure in informing the inhabitants of . X AKAROA nnil surrounding Districts that through the great depression in trade lie has been able to buy at a considerable reduction large parcels OK SPRING- & SUMMER GOODS And, being largely overstocked, has determined to hold a GREAT CLEARING SAIjE for One Month Only, ut the above Address; when he will offer THE GREATEST BARGAINS GEISTEBAL" DRAPERY EVER SEEN IN THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES. — o J. T. does not intend to quote a lot of fictitious prices for the purpose of misleading the public, but would simply draw attention to the fact that the stock was bought in the Home markets when the great depression in trade was most severely felt, and now that it has been bought at such an enormous discount, it is evident ho is in a position to offer GREATER BARGAINS Thau have been offered before ; and being determined to clear, he has marked the whole of the stock at such BIDIOTJLOirSLY LOW PRICES as cannot fail to effect a speedy sale. SPECIAL LINES IN LADIES' & CHILDREN'S BOOTS-VERY CHEAP. COME ONE AND ALL And judge for yoaraslves, as this is an opportunity that may novor Again occur | if}-. IT Sale commenced on SAT U R DAY, OCTOBER 9 and will continue for ONE MONTH O N I-, Y. BUSINESS HOURS—9 a.m. to 8 r.>r.

X«v*v AdvwrtiiM'MicntH NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR SLAUGHTERING LICENSE. -TSTTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Jl\ that I intend to apply to the Akaroa County Council, in terms of the 24th Section of "The Slaughterhouse Act, 1877," for a LICENSE to slaughter cattle at uiy slaughter yard, situated on Section 3381, Little River. GEO. STANBURY. Little River, October 1, 1880. £4000 SWEEP No. 7, on the WELLINGTON CUP, to be run in the first week in february, 1881. Tickets ... ... ••• £1. £ First Horse 1000 Second Horse ... ... 800 Third Horse 200 Other Starters (divided) ... 700 Non-starters (divided) ... 1800 The £700 for other starters will average about £100 each horse. The £1800 for non-starters will average about £GO each horse. Mr Geoiigk North, of Lambton Quay, announces his seventh annual sweep on the Wellington Cup. This time it is for no less than £4000, which will give handsome prizes even to the non-starters. Mr North's former racing sweeps have invariably been conducted with such thorough fairness as to give entire satisfaction to all interested, and we are not surprised to hear that there is already a brisk demand for tickets for his " four-thousand-pounder."— Evening Post, Sept. U. Address:—GEO. NORTH, Box 109, Post Office ; or, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Tickets may also be obtained at the Mail Office, Akaroa. Se2B TO CHEESE-MAKERS. RENNETS. The New Shipment ol DALY'S CELEBRATED, Now on sale, AT BEACH STORE.

jfew Atlv«rtijM*uient». TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! DON'T FORGET THE AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE IN TUB SCHOOLROOM, BARRY'S BAY, ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, IN AID OF EDWARD TOLLEY & FAMILY, WHO have been reduced to very poor circumstances through continued illness in the family. To commence with NO. 1 ROUND THE CORNER. Flipper Dr Guthrie Nobbier Mr Wiggins DUTCH & IBISH~IMPERSONATIONS by Messrs Gutberlbt and Rossiter. Concluding with TWO GENTS IN A FIX! Alcibiades Waldegrave ... Mr E. S. Latter Samuel Spratt Mr Wimiinb Doors open at 7 80 p.m., to commence at 8. Tickets 3s, children half-price. Orchestra under the direction of Mr J. M. Wood. In connection with the above the steam launch will leave Akaroa at seven o'clock sharp, returning after the entertainment.—Return Fares, 2s. REMEMBER THE ENTERTAINMENT THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), At Barry's Bay. COME AND SEE MR E . S . LATTER AS THR «JUVENILE VILLAIN," AND MR W. 1\ WILKINS AS THE » ELDERLY RUFFIAN." COME AND SEE MR C. GUTBE RL E T AS THE <•' DOUBLE DUTCHMAN," AND MR W. H. ROSSITER AS THR « BOUI/D AMERICAN FROM THE NORTH OF IRELAND." COME AND SEE DR GUTHRIE minus his boots, and Mr WIGGINS without his coat.