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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 659, 7 November 1882, Page 4

.1. Vniigiotti J. VANGIONI, G\mi STOREKEEPER, LAVA CD STJIEET, AKXOA. J VANGIONI wishes to druvv th* . attention of the public to his large Stock of G r OCERY. DRAPERY. IRONMONGERY, CLOTHING, &c,&o. The Stock 'itis recently been LAUGKLY ADuED TO, md 's extensive .nnd varied, thus en;«bl ; ng all ens comers to have a choice of the BEST GOODS liN THE MARKET, A REASONABLE PRICES. GKOCEKY. GROCERIES of every kind find best qualities. DEAPEEY. The DRAPKBY DEPARTMENT is under Mrs ere, and great trouble has been taken to secure a USEFUL & WELL-ASSORTED Stock. Among the many articles to be procured may be mentioned— Ladies' Jackets Skirts Ulsters Hats Corsets Woollen Crossovers Pieces in Lirge variety Evening Flowers Underclothing Stockings, from 6d per pair, etc. Men's Hats Shirts Ties Handkerchiefs And everything required in Hosiery. CLOTHING. A special feature is made of MEN'S AND BOYS , CLOTHING. A large Stock of Tweed Suits, Waterproof Coat?, &c, &c, BOOTS. An extensive Stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's BOOTS AND SHOUS. Strong Shooting Boots Elastic Sides Dress Boots Ladies' Kidd Lace-ups Elastic Sales Children's Boots, of all sizes. IRONMONGERY. A large and well-assorted Stock of IRONMONGERY. MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. Tobacco Pipes JJrushwm'e Door Mats \Joco.". Matting Oil Cloth Table Covers Carpet Bags Portmanteaus Spirit Lamp and Kettle, to boil one quart of water in seven minutes, os 9d each gardeTTseeds. Early Prince of Wales Potato Little Gem Peas American Wonder Peas ( Bliss's) Enfield Market Cabbage Early York Cabbage Onion, Brown Spanish Onion, Brown Globe Radish, Long Scarlet Radish, Turnip Cauliflower, Early London Carrot, Early Horn Parsnip, Hollow Crown Broad Beans Cucumber White Strap-leaved Turnip Packets of Seed of the above at from 6d per Packet. PATENT MEDICINES. STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOKS. OATS, WHEAT, SHARPS, AND BRAN. TOYS. All Goods at Lowest Market Prices. X TT A N G I 0 N I, O . V AKAROA. TO TRAVELLERS BY RAIL FRO to. BIRDLIJsG'S FLAT TO CHRISTCHURCH. I HAVE much pleasure in announcing that I have started a LIVERY AND BAIT STABLE close to the RAILWAY TERMINUS at BIRD LING'S FLAT. I shall be prepared to take horses on and after Saturday, August 26th. Excellent Stabling and good Paddocks for sheep or cattle. JOHN FRAZER.

"T"7~I0TOI?IA, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, V Empress of New Zealand, Defender of the Faith, &c, to her trusty Bailiffs, John Half Watertight William Whole Watertight, and James Sidespring, and to her well-beloved Stewards, &c, of her household, Jim Balmorals, David Oulside Clumps, and Charles Hobnails-and-Tipped, greeting. We command you, and every one of you, to bummons every Man, Woman, and Child in your lown, Parish, and Provincial Distrie , .., to attend a Court which will be hold en, from day to day, for the Special Interest oi all Her Majesty's subjects, until further notice, at the Wholesale Boot and Shoe Factory of our Well-beloved Subject, GEORGE HYDE, who supplies a Single Pair at Wholesale Price, at his Boot Factory, CASH EL STJiEET, CHJUISTCHUttCH, in the Provincial District of Canterbury, New Zealand, to examine, decide, and give judgment according to your several opinions of the Superior Qualities of the said George Hyde's Meu's, Youths', Ladies 1 , and Children's Boots and Shoes, which are warranted All Leather, and which he has promised to bo Che iper than any other house in Christchurch, and made for the working class to walk in.—Henry MadeweH, Charles Fiteasy, James Durable, George Looknice, Witnesses' t