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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 1520, 6 February 1891, Page 1

: CotelM ACCOMMODATION FOR 100 Persons. IN thanking my many friends and the pubic generally for their liberal patronage during the past ten years, both at ihe Victorian and Southern Cross Hotels, I beg respectfully to inform them that I have taken a Ions: lease of that conveniently situated and commodious Hotel, hitherto known as BAEEETT'S And situated at the corner of Manchester and High streets, which it is my intention to thoroughly renovate. The spacious bedrooms'afford accommodation for over 100 persons, whilst the private sitting-rooms are. second to none in any hotel in the Colony. The lofty and veil-lighted dinirg-" room is unsurpassed, and as I have secured the services of a first class Chef, the Cuisine will be both liberal and professionally perfect, a::d 1 confidently hope that the satisfaction given by tny catering for the <\«rt'erhury Sa Wards Company, the Agricultural and Pastoral, Association, and the Canterbury Yoemanry Cavalry for the past three years wiU be a sufficient guarantee that nothing shall be wanting as regards this departrae it. Special arrangements can be mode for the accommodation of Travelling Cricket or Fool hall Teams, &c, and Rooms can be obtained at any time for the use of Clubs, Associations, and others wishing to hold meetings. P. BURKE. WHITE PARSONS, MITRE HOTEL, LYTTELTON". i-*Ei«in«*<«* Notice* TB. TAYLOR announces that he • has secured the wholesale and retail agency for Messrs T. Bunting and Co.'s LTQUID AMMONIA, which is in large request for sanitary and cleansing purposes. A saving of money, time and labour is effected by using this excellent preparation. It is useful for washing blankets and all kinds of clothing, for wool scouring, scrubbing floors, etc. It removes grease and other stains, and cures rheumatism, sprains, bruises, chilblains, asthma, and bee stings. The following testimonials speak for themselves: — Christchurch, July 7, IS9O. Mr T. Bunting. Dear Sir, —I prefer your Ammonia for washing better than anything I have ever used. I find it removes grease, and gives the clothes a good colour without injury.—Yours truly, Mrs Parrott. South Belt Laundry, Christchurch. Christchurch, July 7, 1890. Mr T. Bunting. Dear Sir, —I feel very thmkful to say that since using your Ammonia, my daughter has quite rec( vere 1. For threii months the doctor has been treating her for a severe bruise, in fact he said the bone was becoming diseased, and could do her no good. After one week's trial of the Ammonia, a great improvement was noticed, and at the end of three weeks the arm was as well as ever.— Yours truly, Mrs Bin-sing. % 186 Barbadoes St., Christchurch. T. E. TAYLOR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT, AKAROA. FOR upwards of a qiianer of a century the public have known and appreciated W. GREGG AND GO'S " Crown," " Eagle," " Exhibition," and " Club " brands of CO FFEE. THE POPULAR BLENDS OF TEA ARE GREGG & CO.'S Ckown Eagle Exhip'tion Club 2s lb. 2s 4tl lb. 2s i.\ lb. 3s lb. N T 't weight in £lb and lib packets, 2lb fancy canisters and slb and lUlb tins. These Teas are blended by an experienced blonder from one of the leading London Houses. One rial will ensure their constant use, The above Teas and Coffees are to bo obtained from -MI. Gk' _D-A.r_~_rj JilOtsE •vKBPEB. AKARO