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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 629, 25 July 1882, Page 1

Cnai"K»o<i9 «Jfc C'«>« ' ■ -.' ■.■■■ : MERCHANTS AID CHEESE FACTORS, --■;• ' ■■•■■■■■■•■ ■•■ ' A" Ki'XOA.;.'. -'"■"■.■.■•' .'V 7,-■ V ; "*■' indents executed on the homfc and colonial ■markets.- ■■" •■■■ ; - ;.; . ; ,"/■' ' '■'.. .";:.'. :'.'■. . . 1 London Agestcy—2B St. Paul's Buildings, Paternoster Row E» C. Mar3l HAS just rpceivecV a splendid lot of SADDLERY, which hajs offering at. REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. \ -.■■ Side Saddles from £5 10s ■ Purees, Note and Pocket Books Also some second-hand do ;, ' Barry's Hair Dye ; I Gent's Saddles Jrom £2 10s ■ , r .. Pebbles' and Common Spectacles Bridles from 5s to £2.2s • ... Work Boxes. Writing. Desks ; Girths from 4s per pair . .... .'. ~ , . Glove and Handkerchief Boxes . Stirrup Leathers from 4s per pair Field and Opera Glasses . . Leather Girtlis from,ss , Dog Whistles; '/■. Breastplates from 14s ~. ; Machine Oil ' ; . Saddle.Cloths from 5s -~. . ; Machine Needles, fresh supply just to. Spurs from 2.s 6d per pair ; hand r ; . - . ■< .. ■ 1 Cruppers.from 2s ' . . • Music Folios; . •' ' ■ "': Good assortment of. Waist & Body Belts' Photo. Frames, carved wood ! Kangaioo Stock Hunting, Coach, and Hand and Pocket Mirrors ■ TJiongs ■ ; ■ ■ Fancy Tobacco Jars Bullock. Whip?, handmade : Violin Strings, Pe»-s, and Bridges ; Steel Bits and Stirrup Irons , Accordions, Concertinas, Violins, Fifes, Dandy Brushes from Is/ : Brass Whistles. Jews' Harps • : .., Surcingles from 5s Large stock of Perfumery, Tricopherous,. Saddle Bags ' :. ••■ Lime Juice and Glycerine 'Leather' Saddle Cloths..-' : Cigars and Cigarettes ■••: . Good stock of Brown Leather .Leggings Cigarette Makers and Tubes ■ ' Gladstone Tniveiling Bags, suitable- for ■ Cigarette-..'Paper's, large and small sizes intcivdiiig visitors'to Exhibition ...' Note Paper and Envelopes v ' : v ; . ."Pack'Saddles . ~.'..,.. Ink, Pens, and Pencils ■ .. ; ■•■:- ■:. Axle Gro'fise ■ •,. '' .... .;.. Watch Keys ; . :■,■',■•■■■.■.■■■ .:■■ ■'■■'■ Colhirs "arid Hamps '.' ~ '-': .Large stock'of, Watch Glasses ■> ; : IMo.ug'ii, i.i'aujiu:', and. Crick Chains Briar Pipes.of every description r>a<:k' and .Bellyhfinds'" ; '.'...'. ~. . . . Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette : Shaft Kiid'Leaning Harness. ... ■~.-, Holders ':..■••• .■■■■■ ••. : I Spring Cf'irL and Bu^gy'llArness'' ; Daybooks and Ledgers ■•• ."' ■■■■■.. '■' ] j1 ou!--iiorso Coich llariicss'" ,' ~ N.ailrod, Twist, and Gold Bar Tobacco., Breaking Tackle" ' ' ' , .. : {nvd also, just arrived, a supply of "P'ow '&'A'',n!.ro v - Hines : ""' ' •■■■'"" '' : the favorite . Ruby Twist and Soft SpaivNenAsJijob Oil. ■' . Vanity.-Fair, ■;. ; ,:,...:. Harness .Liquid ■' Negro Books and Song" Books I, ' •■ ' : . Ca:-f Vv'.hips Balls, and Wickets/. .i : ■ •'FobtbaTls, Cases-hnd'Bladders ; Children's Spades, all sizes ..-..■ ; Clocks^f: , uios • Beautiful. Stag's. Head Brackets . 3Cs to iill ' ..." Crewel Wool, all shades .. ■••'..-,. Wedding Rings and Keepers . . Crewel N'ee'dfes " v . ■ - # _ v , .. .:• _~ ,. # ; Watch .Guards from 8d ; and' Dominoes ' '" ; ' Alarge and wcll-assoited stock of Pocket Draught and Cribbage'Boards / ; .'' Cutlery aud Castrating Knives • ' Cricket and Boxing Gloves ■ ■ .-. ■ Combs and Bi'ushwjira o ■ ■. :■ , ~...,. liiiyi^v •-, . '■ ■ Licbnskd to Sell . ■ ALL GOODS MAY BE. OBTALNED FROM THE LITTLE I1IVER" IiIiANOH BY CALLING ON RJ-'FERG.USON.; : ; : ■ . .•■ .. '• ; ■■-■... JBit'o's IPrntt §«»!t: ' ■ •■:•■> ; . EirO's; sax.t WILIi GIVE US A LO2TG AND HAPPY LIFE TOGETHER? ■ "A'hy ran LovinfiHni>rn"Oou(jlitiit>r sold? , ~ ... ■-' ..'-j ■~. : BecausoltsfiuiypiicoisLOVß. ' ' ■• ' . . • •'• In every being throughout anima' id nature, from the most insignificaht- insect to • the most enlightened, ennobled, and highly developed .being, we notice' a deeply-rooted ~., love for one possession before all others, and that is the possession iof LIFE. »i What wilt •'■•'■ not man give to , preserve his life ? The jvalua .of riches, honourvpp.wer,, and '< worldly prospects are as nought compared with the value;which every sane man-.lhqw--.--ever humble, and even miserable, places on the preservation of his life." ■' > : - . ■'.•'• :, ,'• ..' •" With each Bottle of ENO'S FROIT SALT 'is wrapped a, large'lllustrated- Sheet,; * showing the best means of, stamping. duit infectious , ' Diseases, i.Fevers, 'and BLOOD ■,' POISONS, &c. If this Invaluable Information was, universally-carried .out, many forms of disease now prpducingsuch havoc would cease,to Plague, Leprosy, &£., have done when the true cause has become known ; . SUCCESS IH LIFE.~"A new invention i-s brought before the public and i commands success. Ascnre of abominable imitations are immediately introduced by the:; Unscrupulous, who, in copying, the original closely enough to'deceive the Public, ■and yet not so exactly .as to infringe upon legal rights, exercise an ingenuity that, •- employed in an original channel could not Tail to secure reputation & profit."—/Itoii. CAITION— ESamino each Bottle, and son-lmt it is imr.rlrrtl « FKO'S FKTJIT SALT."-Without' ; it \ou have been . imposed on by worthless imitations. . . ( ~ Sold by all Chemists. .Price 2s, 9d. and 4s. Gd. , ~, ... ..''; Prepared only atEno's Fruit Sal \ Wo» ko,Hal"j'iam, London, by J.O. Eno's Patent ; '■•■•■ -A-G-EUkFTS. ■• AUCKFjAND—Kemjithonip, Prossor, & Co. : •..-;. :: I) If N i'JlHN—[vempi.honie, Prosser, & Co., and P. Hayuian & Co., uattray st:oot. ■WKLLINGTON— Feltou, Griniwutle, '& Co. WAXQANUl—Wakbfield •; 'Hogg, Cliemists." : OHKIbTCiIUxICH— Kempthorne, & Co., and L. E. Nathan «l Co.