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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 543, 27 September 1881, Page 1

JBjisiinesH Notice*. GAEWOOD & GO. MERCHANTS AND CHEESE FACTORS, BEACH ' ROAD. AKAROA" TNDENTS EXECUTED ON THE HOME AND COLONIAL L MARKETS. Londom Agency—2B St. Paul's Buildings, Paternoster Row E. C. Mar 31 J. J. KISSEL, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, BEACH EOAD, AKAROA, AND J. J. KISSEL & CO., LITTLE BITER. J J. KISSEL begs to call attention to the fact that he has opened a • BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT AT LITTLE RIVER. J. J. K. also wishes to specially mention a Cheap Let of Gents' Saddles and General Saddlery just received per s.s. Hawea. FANCY GOODS. J. J. K. also announces that he will receive by next steamer from Dunedin a large and varied assortment of Berlin Wool, Crewel Silk and Wool, Wool Knitting and Crochet Needles, and, in fact, every possible requisite for fancy work of every description. In selecting these goods the greatest care has been taken to choose none but those of the best quality. A large stock of Sewing Machine Oil and Needles of every description. JEWBLLB RY. There is a large stock of Gold and Silver Watches, English and American and Jewellery of every kind, HAIRDEBSSING. The Hairdressing, Hiaving, and Shampooing Saloon is opeu for public convenience. TOBAOOOEB. A large assorted Stock of the best brands on hand, and a choice variety of Pipes. J. J. KISSELL & Co. again remind their customers and the public generally that every variety of the above-mentioned goods are to be obtained at their New Store at Little River, as well as at Akaroa.

THE STANDARD BREWERY COMPANY (LIMITED), BREWERS, BOTTLERS,& MALTSTERS, "VTOTED for their Strong Ales, _]_N Pale Bitter Ales, and Harvest Ales, having erected a NEW BREWERY 'and Cellars, at the corner of South Belt and Windmill road, Christchurch, are prepared to supply ALE and STOUT 'in bulk or bottle, delivered at any railway stationF. W. HALES, Manager. Address— Standard Brewery Co., Christchurch. NOTICE TO MARINERS. AS the Customs Office has been abolished in Akaroa, masters of vessels, desirous of being reported, are requested to call at the Mail Office on tirriviil and prior to their departure. November, 1880