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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XIV, Issue 1166, 20 September 1887, Page 3

H. E. Way * Co. TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND OTHERS. T" HAVE to-day receifed a letter from JL Mr May, and take the liberty of advertising it to chow customers here that they are well studied by onr Christchurch House. Respectfully Yours, W. F. BURNS, Manager Akaroa Branch, The Hall, High Street, Ohristchurch, Sept. Iβ. Dear Burrs, —By to-day's steamer we are eending you a little lot of the New Embroidered Cambric and Muslin Dresses. They are really the thing for summer, evening, picnic, and garden parties. They sell with ne like ripe cherries. Mr Robertson, in oar Dress Department, has sold already over sixty. Show them, with the other new goods, to yonr customers, and adTertiae them a little. Bβ particular not to break the boxes or soil them in anyway ; and what are not sold in four weeks from to-day, please return to as here. If yoa don't ] sell many, the very fact of yonr having j the Newest Goods ought to do your trade down there good, especially as you can always return anything unsaleable to us. No other country store can be in bo good a position to do business. Trusting you will hare a good season. I am, Faithfully yoars, H. E. MAY. ~~ Public ]Votlc» ThTnE^ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. COOL CHAMBER FOB BUTTER AND CHEESE. RM.B. AOUANGI will carry . Butter and Cheese in an insulated chamber, at an even temperatare. Applications for space should be made without delay. Shipments from Lyttelton must be alongside by Thursday, 13th October. For Rates of Freight, etc., apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. Christchurch.