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THE LEADING JLOTJSE IN THE COLONY ■ For Fashionable Drapeky AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, PIRTIES about to FURNISH are cordially invited to INSPECT our MATCHLESS STOCKS OF ; CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS, LINOLEUMS, CURTAINS, BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING. . PATTERNS sent POST FREE on Application. '•■ ONE SHILLING off |very Pound DISCOUNT fov CASH. ; ■. __________ . • CASHELJ ST., CHRISTCHURCH, CRITERION icOAGH FACTORY, VICTORIA, PETERBOROUGH AND KILMORE STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. FIRST PRIZE N.Z. International Exhibition (1882) for CIRCULAR j BROUGHAM. FIRST PRIZE N.Z. International Exhibition for BUGGIES. W. MOOE & CO., Coach, and Tram-Car Builders., ('»■•■. " ""• ' Winners of President's Prize Cap for Greatest Number of Pointg in Colonial Manufactures, and First Prize Medals at Canterbury Agricultural Shows, and Certificates at Melbourne and ! New Zealand Exhibitions. Mr B. Barker will give intending customers all information for new carriages or repairs. W ESTIMATES GIVEN.

££o£«In i Queen's Hotel, < CHRISTCHUROH, CORNER OP Manchester and Casbel Streets. —THE WELL-KNOWN PENINSULA.— HOUSE. ■ J. MOLLOY, , Proprietor. < VISITORS, TOURISTS, COMMERCIALS, AND FAMILIES SHOULD PUT UP AT THE /CLARENDON TJOTEL, Corner Oxford Terrace and Worcester St. It is the most Centrally Situated, and is acknowledged to be the most Comfortable Hostelry in Uhristchurch. The household arrangements being under the direct supervision of Mrs Allen (formerly Mrs Henry Taylor) is a guarantee that guests will have every attention paid to their requirements aud comfort. A thoroughly good Cook in charge of the kitchen. The Wines, Spsrits, and Ales are the best that can be purchased. Allsopp's Celebrated Burton Ale on Draught. The promptest attention paid o telegrams and letters. ROBERT ALLEN, Proprietor. Albion Hotel, LYTTELTON. "VTOTED HOUSE of call for visitors from the Peninsula, Corner of London and Canterbury Sts., Lyitslton. The above Hotel is under new management. T. C. BIDKSON (Late of the Bluff Hotel, Coalgate) ; Proprietor. NOTED FOR ITS FIRST-CLASS TABLE FOB WHICH NO EXPENSE IS SPARED. NONE BUT THE BEST ov \ I ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS KEPT. ■ BILLIARD ROOM. i One of the finest in the Southern Hemisphere, which is supplied wilh two of Alcock's best match tables—-not to be ' eq , a ailed. OQQV STABLING,

Motels r\OCIDENTALT?AMILY TT OTEL, Latimhu Square, Christcetoroh. C. BURTON ... Proprietor This Hotel bating been entirely renovated, visitors will find the Occidental a pleasant and comfortable home. Terms two guineas per week. Apartments en suite can be engaged by letter or telegram. Private Sitting-rooms. WHITE HART HOTEL High Street, Christchurch JOHN" NBILL, WILL be glad to welcome his old friends and the public generally and assures them they will find the hote- replete with every comfort and convenience. The Hotel, being;in the centre of the city, will be found most convenient for ( visitors. Tariff—Per Week, £2 2s ; Breakfast. 2s ; Lunch, Is; Dinner, 2s 6d $ Bed, 25,, : Special Arrangements for Families, EXCELLENT BILLIARD ROOMS J'>HN NEILL, Proprietor. T AXE TpORSYTH "TTOTEL Xj jo ±1 SAMUEL NUT T, Propribtor, rpHE BEST LIQUORS kept, I best Beds provided, and Horses really well attended to. Excellent Yards have been erected just opposite, where stock sales can be conducted by auctioneers. It is also the intention of the proprietor to use every eflort to accommodate the public by getting a railway siding erected opposite the Lake Forsyth Arms, which he feels to be a great public want. Excellent Yard and Paddock Accommodation for Stock on the Hoad. To those driving stock to Addiugton ; to travellers, consisting of "all sorts and conditions oi men," a most hearty welcome will bo accorded by I SAMUEL JNUTT.

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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2064, 23 June 1896, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2064, 23 June 1896, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2064, 23 June 1896, Page 1

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