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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 580, 3 February 1882, Page 3

PIANO FOR SALE. A SEVEN-OCTAVE TfITCMOitD VIA M), by Aui'lii-r Freres, Paris, nearly new. I-]. B if, LENS. PERENNIAL RYE Gi.'ASS. A SPLENDID SAMPLE on | sale. Early applications necessary. Terms C.'sh. Apply to JAMES DALY, Aknroa. Murines* j%4»tic<».<« NOTICE. ON and after This Date all repairs must bo Paid for on Delivery. JOHN ROBERTSON, Watchmaker. VALENTINES ! VALENTINES ! ! WE have just received a New and Superior Assortment of the above, and expect a farther consignment per next mail from Melbourne. GAIIWOOD & 00. HYMN BOOKS, &c, TTTYMc.'S, Ancient and Modern, jLJL New and Cheap Edition, with or without Music. Prayer Books with Hymns. GAR WOOD & CO. COCMvSFOOT. TT7"E are purchasers at high' Pt VV market price. HARVEY HAWKINS & CO., Lyttelton. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. rpHK finest Old IS LAY WHISKY JL sold by the gallon or bottle, cheap. This is without doubt the finest Whisky in Canterbury. THOMAS GRANGE, Bruce's Hotel. WAECKERLE'S HOTEL. / ___ rpRY BAYLEY'S BEST DBN1. EDIN BE EL', at 2s 9d per gallon, all the year round, in your own jars of two gallons and upwards. In kegs found, 3s per gallon, delivered anywhere in Akaroa. Terms cash. No. 1 Beer always on tap. Bottled Ale and Porter, 12s per dozen. ROBERT BAYLEY. BOOKSELLER, NEWS AGENT, &a L. BARKER begs to announce 1. - to his many friends, and the public generally, that he has started business as a Bookseller and News Agent, and by keeping all the latest Publications, including matter for all shades of opinion, trusts to merit a liberal support. Lowest prices charged for all goods. Inspection Invited, Note the Address— Armstrong's Buildings, opposite Wharf NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, OHKISTCHUaCH. nnilOSE who wish to be represented at JL the International Exhibtion to be he'd in Cliristchurch in March next, should inform us of their intentions, We have been connected with all the Exhibitions held in the Colonios. At the late Adelaide Exhibition we represented 60 exhibitors, for whom we re , eived 10 special gold medals, 49 first, and 1 second, 3 of which were New Zealand firms (D. Strang and J. T. Martin, Invercargill, and T. Bevan, Wellington). Our plan is to represent the exhibitors, transact their business, fix their exhibits on their space, attend to the judging of exhibits, and anything necessary, while the Exhibition remains open ; at the close, repack arid sund back exhibits, or sell them, or duplicates thereof, as required, It is very inconvenient for exhibitors to come to the Exhibition to fix their exhibits, which amounts to an expense, besides the loss of time which must necessarily be expended on them. Then, again, the exhibitors have a benefit. They have no trouble of getting space ; they let us know how much is required, and we get it for them, as we have a large amount granted to us ; we fix, etc., the exhibits on a. better space than if they applied themselves. Our terms are moderate, We specially caution the public against giving their exhibits to so-called Exhibition agents who go the rounds of Exhibitions and run exhibitora into debt and other difficulties. lOn account of our not being able to give exhibitors the exact amount of our fee, as it is impossible to do so until we know the size of exhibit, they may rely on it being most reasonable. The exhibits should be addressed '• Albert S. Slanders & Co., Christchurch Exhibition." If exhibitors will kindly send a note stating how much space they required, no further trouble is necessary. ALBERT S. MANDERS & CO., British and Colonial .Manufacturers' Agent. Head Ovfigk. 91, Little Collins st. East, MELBOURNE AND AT LONDON St. Paul's Buildings. ADKLAIDE.... 07, King- William street. PERTH, W.A. G, Town Hall. A Parmanent Branch is now established in Hereford street, CHIUSTCHURCH. All letters addressed to the above iirm, Hereford street, will receive promt attention, and circulars sent on enquiry.