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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIII, Issue 1669, 12 July 1892, Page 1

Wanted by July 31st. OWING to the unsatisfactory nature of trade generally, we are compelled at this early date to REALISE upon our UNUSUALLY HEAVY WINTER IMPORTATIONS. TO-DAY WE SHALL OFFER CONSIDERABLY UNDER LANDED COST : » 1.500 Yards Colonial Flannels at 7-Jr'l per yard. 5.000 „ Colonial Flannels at 9|d to Is 6_d per yard. 1,500 „ Crewdson's Calicoes at 2s per dozen. 45,000 „ Fashionable Dress Stuffs, 2s lid to 21s the dress. 98 Richly Brocaded COMBINATION ROBES and COSTUME-, » Marked 18s 6d, 39s 6d, 47s 6d, 555, 57s Gd, 87s (3d. Reduced to 9s lid, 21s, 25s 6d, 27s 6d, 32s 6d, 425. 5,000 Yards Klannelettcs at 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid per dozen. 1,130 Pnirs Colonial and Imported Blankets from 3s lid per pair. 300 Fashionable Doris and new season Mantles 43 Rich Sealette Mantles, marked 455, 52t* 6d, 70s, 105s ; reduced to 32s 6d, 395, 50s, 635. (Special importation this season). 25 Long Mantles, 75s ; Reduced to 22« Gd. 53 Tweed Ulsters, 21s ; Reduced to os 6d, £300 WORTH WOOL SHAWLS, CLOAKS, CAPES and CHILDREN'S SUNDRIES, Under Landed Cost. 66 Gents' Twr-ed Waterproof, Sleeves and Cape, 42s * reduced to 2Gs 9d each. 47 Gents' Roslyn Tweed Suits, worth 47s 6d, reduced to 33s 9d each.— All sizes. . 300 Pairs Trousers at Gs lid, 8s lid, 10s lid. Wonderful value. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. GOODS MUST BE SOLD. , OASHKL isTREfT, CHRISTCHURCH. jj a H S £ w *§ §H» a D_ ■ sS:s a »sgßg.* i * \ is a«I is 3 «<* ', ° ■„ S HO I htv-i charged the suns prices for the Ust eight'yeirs. mid oy \ Work and Material, have secured ■*_!'/ g||//_% |«^^^^*^La r S' e fi f Repairing* Trade in Canterbury. m //%ft|^"'ErKßNS^TT _ *,m Cc r- a R .Z. V 183 High Street, _«.CikNl_.Lj LELA NEC Two doorfl from Barrett's Hotel. CLE./"* 1 * *~ VARRANTED Pleaße noto the f^ 8810 avoid ,uiH -WARRANTED ~_-_, fl & iNo connection with any other shop. V — llavir)_r imported ttie latest inprovol . *~J_**? fi and appliances. I am making to order Rings v all Jnwßllorv •>•' 't.v ______iNo apprentices employed to practice on and spoil work. _______ * 0 r to the Neypv - R e 0° GOVERNMENT. J. F. STRATZ, BEGS to notify that his Original Premises are now almost re-built, and that he will RE-OPEN them on or about JUNE 6th, with a Beautiful Display of ENTIRELY NEW GOODS, Specially imported from the leading English, American, and Continental Manufacturing Firms, i Also, an Immense Assortment of NEW GOODS, manufactured here by J. F. STRATZ, Which together will make the Largest and Handsomest Display of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, &0., &c, in New Zealand. ' J. F. STKATZ, ' In returning thanks for the very liberal support accorded him in the past by his friends and customers of the Akaroa District, wishes to intimate that during the first three months in New Premises , ALL NEW GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT COST PRICE! ' This will give the country people a chance to call and inspect for themselves. Novelties in ELECTRO PLATE, 3 Novelties in GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, Novelties in WATCHES, Novelties in CLOCKS, &o , &c, &o. Every Article WARRANTED, and will be Sold at COST PRICE 1 [ WILSON'S NEW BUILDINGS, 3P _ HIGHIST It EE T, C H lUBTCHURCH.