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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 658, 3 November 1882, Page 1

Cinrn'oort «$c Co. GAKWOOD ■& 00., MERCHANTS AND CHEESE FACTORS, BEACH KQA.D, AKAROA INDENTS EXECUTED ON THE HOME AND COLONIAL MARKETS. London Agency—2B St. Paul's Buildings, Paternoster liow E. C. Mar 31 HAS just received a splendid lot of SADDLERY, which he is offering at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. Side Saddles from £5 10s Purses, Note and Pocket Books Also some second-hand do Barry's Hair Dye Gent's Saddles from £2 10s 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 Girths from 5s Dog Whistles Breastplates from 14s Machine Oil Saddle Cloths from 5s Machine Needles, fresh supply just to Spurs from 2s Gd per pair hand Cruppers from 2s Music Folios Good assortment of Waist & Body Belts Photo. Frames, carved wood Kangaioo Stock Hunting, Coach, and Hand and Pocket Mirrors Waggon Thongs Fancy Tobacco Jars Bullock Whips, hand made Violin Strings, Pegs, 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 Travelling Bags, suitable for Cigarette Papers, large and small sizes intending visitors to Exhibition Note Paper and Envelopes Pack Saddles Ink, Pens, and Pencils Axle Grease Watch Keys Collars and Hames Large stock of Watch Glasses Plough, Leading, and Back Chains Briar Pipes of every description Back and Bellybands Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar ami Cigarette Shaft and Leading Harness Holders Spring Cart and Buggy Harness Daybooks and Ledgers Four-liorse Coach Harness Nailrod, Twist, and Gold Bar Tobacco, Breaking Tackle and also, just arrived, a supply of Plow & Ambro' Lines the favorite Ruby Twist and Soft Soap, Neatsfoot Oil Vanity FailHarness Liquid Negro Books and Song Books Cart Whips Bsrts, Balls, and Wickets Footballs, Cases and Bladders Children's Spades, all sizes Clocks fr. m 5s Beautiful Stag's Head Biackets Watches from 30s to £11 Crewel Wool, all shades Wedding Rings and Keepers Crewel Needles Watch Guards from 8d Draughts and Dominoes A large and well-assorted stock ot Pocket Draught and Cribbage Boards Cutlery and Castrating Knives Cricket and Boxing Gloves Combs and Brushware Licensed to Sell Stamps, ALL GOODS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE LITTLE RIVER BRANCH BY CALLING ON R. 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