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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume V, Issue 496, 15 April 1881, Page 2

KIM-cial A«lver*lM>iM«»ntn. rpHE BEST V ALUE FO R JL HEADY MONEY IR THK CLOTHING (MEN'S « BOY'S) Manufactured in T.Hi NEW ZEALAND CLOT RING FACTORY, "Which can be purchased at. their Retail Brunches, now estrJilishei all over New Zealand. I r Jho GnrniPiits nre thoroughly shrunk. The fit Mid style nre perfect. ' The uorkmnuship is equal to bespoke. The Trimmings nre of superior quality ami strength. The tweeds iire or the very best description.' , The stock is the largest in the Southern Hemisphere. The tall, short, lean, and stout can bo equally wll fitted. The goods are all marked in plain figures. The system of business is to exchange every article that does not give satisfaction Ami, in addition to all these advantages, _jou can purchase A SINGLE GARMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. Mercery, Hats, Shirts, Ties, Scarfs, Bags, PortmantOiUis, Hugs and Blankets, etc., AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ; THOUSANDS OP DISCERNING CUSTOMERS TESTIFY THAT THE \TW ZEALAND CLOTH ING FACTORY'S (inrivpnts nre the best value FOR READY MONEY: CAS. EL STREET. CHRISTCHURCH AND LOM-ON STREET, LYTTELTON. GEORGE KELL? Manager.

Fifty- two persons dird in England In tho yenr 1880 leaving fortunes of £100,000 nnd upwards. three of them left more than a million—The Duke of Portland. £1, 500,000 ; Mr John Williams, of Cnerliflyen Cattle. Cornwall, £1,600,000 imd Mr Thomas Eigley, of Timberhurst,: Limcafhire, £1,300,000.