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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2060, 9 June 1896, Page 3

ttery o?iaa^^rTnes BOUGHT AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE GO3T. -i O ONLY, Ladies' New WATBIIX___ PROOF CLOAKS. Usual price 28s 6d, Special price 18s 91 Also, Lines ranging from 15s to 45s each. LADIES' JACKETS (Assorted Materials). Usual prion _7s 6.1, 21s, 5-8* 61 Special price lis 6d, 14s Gd. 15s 9d Usual price 25<s 6d, 27s 6d, 30s Special price 16s 6d, 18s 9d, 21s 6J Usual price 365, 87s 6d Special price 24s 63, -25s ALL NEW GOODS. LADIES' TWEED and CLOTH GAPE'S, Bought at Large Discounts, and must be Cleared. DRESS MATERIALS in EngFeh and Colonial Tweeds. Navy, Black, Maroon, Brown, Green Serges at Low Prices. Habit Cloth, ls 6d per yard, in Grey, .Navy and Marone. Black French Merinos, Coloured Merinos Bought at Discounts. MILLINERY GLOVES HOSIERY MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. George D'earsly GARWOOD'S BUILDINGS, Akahoa.

X**nT_>lic I_o_ic<n» AKAROA COUNTY COUNCIL. "VTOTICE is hereby given that it is _IjS the intention of the Akaroa County Council to introduce a BILL in "Parliament, by ..which-Uie -hinds mentioned in the schedule thereto shall become -vet-led in the Corporation. It is further provided that any reclaimed portions of the said lands may be sold, lct,*or otherwise disposed of, on conditions to be approved by the Minister for Lands ; That the Crown shall havo rit'ht cf entry for railway purposes, and tlnat any existing native fishing rights shall remain unaffected by the passing of this Act, ■.-.'... SCHEDULE. AH that land, the property of Her Majesty the ''Queen, now covered, abutting on or- periodically covered by tlie waters of Lake Forsyth, which has not hitherto been alienated from tbe Crown or set aside sis a reserve for the Native?, for educational or for railway purposes, bring about 2500 acres more or less, S.c. -A copy of the Bill with plan at vcbrd *J now 6PEN FOR INSPECTION ?.l the' C'^rf-House, Little River. I ' WM. B. BRISTOW, I County an; 1 . Obs; A