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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2070, 14 July 1896, Page 3

1 HAIlj WASH, : ', FOR REMOYIN'G AN!) PREVENTING SCURF, AND j FOR RESTORING ' AND STRENGTHENING THE HAIR. A BEAUTIFUL growth of Hair can only be preserved by being kppt perfectly clean ; a npglect of this, wiih the accumulation of grease , , etc, aped ■; in drpssing it, produces not only scurf, but disease, and consequent loss of hair. This wash will be found successful in all cases ; it bestows a delightful feeling cf i coolness, and removes one of the most frequent causes /of heaviness and : head-aeffe. . - ■ - I In Bottles at Is 6d each. " • PREPARED BY \ JOHN S. DODDS, Chemist, : ...:.,.,. , AKAROA. - , COCKSFOOT. : WILL BE PLEASED r TO ; - act as AXxSNTS * ott THE - ■ FORTHCOMING SEASON, And owners can rely upon their Consignments, 'however, small, receiving our : personal attention. s WE SELL ON COMMISSION ONLY, BOTH BY AUCTION AND .■ .< . PRIVATE TREATY. 'WE 'UNDERTAKE THE CLEANING OF SEED At LOWES# : RATES, And are prepared to MAKE ADVANCES FREE OF COMMISSION on aft parcels placed in our hands" either for sale in the local market or for shipment. The'fact that we are'nof; buyers of produce of any kind must be a recommendation to the owners that we use our best endeavours to obtain the HIGHES'JL' MARKET VALUES. Please bfend all , consignments plain, and forward either to the "HARBOUR BOARD i\'o. I SHED, LYTTELTON, Or, MATSON'S, CHRISTCHURCH. SACKS and tWINE SUPPLIED it LOWEST RATES. ;; h, matson &co., *CHRISTCHURCH. , ***..n§3i# , I BEG to Inform all hiy old friends | | that I have taken the AIHOTEL,: | I WsJ* 1 if Wgm Christch'urch, and have engaged as my; | | I S* W&k assistant manager, Mr T. A. W. ; Par- Ilk | ja I 1 l^w sons,"of Lyttelton, so well known to a>l I % I %L~m | ©is g %xga ] Jtremnsuia residents. k ™* wp* THETOLLOWiNG IS MY SCALE OF | 11 'Hfl SikTT 1L PSSj Double■BedrboTu, per night ... Is : "• i> ; pRfZR -*¥:* Single do do ... -2s f^sl raff* 6 117 fill S-fflfi Bre-akfa-st ;.. ' ;;, ... Is 6d f \ittt IAIN'&INfIUIIir 1 Dinner ;.. .;. :.. : ls6d ... *. . '. Regular Boarders, per week ;.. 30s i ' ? '.;^^ i<^P BEST WINES AND SPIRirS AND RoiU Wrffll'O fflS Bf d&ffif M ] GOOD LQNCHEON DAILY. . ' , '•• l ' ■■>, (Late of the Royal Gebrge -Hotel" and' of; £ J 1 / i I HAVE various large and several; , '""OR ■ J*B»*lj > j Rm.aller sums of MONEY for in- gag .■ /• > • vestment. Lowest rates. OL.&PiUliiiJ / ~ : ' DAVID BATES, ; : .^Jor^f m Fisher's Buildings, EASII PMICE ~ —f. ■— Opposite Bank N.Z , « M i* f i«» »« I ■ Hereford, St., Chriatchnrch. ' ANO UP T0 » ' fjtm ■ I\_L. at Mrs Collett's Akaroa, «■»■«■ Li ■ ■■ '■■ ■"' the first THURSDAY in each month, SOLD BYAU. CEIOCER^ and at the Somerset Hotel, Duvau- yiu- PI s chelle's, the FRIDAY following. -rjAVfc.,,.WVI hS§^lj., i Lk^& > » ■ JMPQBTANT. '.FirTE beg ! to advise yoh 'that we "hnv<» been VV successful in securing the services of Miss Xohn, who, for the past six years, has had charge of Messrs J. Ballantyne^and Co.'s first Dresa'making Room in timaru. Miss Kohn is an acsomplished dress-maker of wide experience, and is most highly recommended. We therefore may : promise you High-class Work at our Usual Charge Tor making of 12s. 6d. THE DRESS. ... ■ ■. *p ■ Yours Respectfully, BfiAW, EOBINSOrT AND 00.,, 213 CASH EL STREET, * j '(immediately opposite "Press " Office). Ww have imported Direct from the Makers for this Season's Trade a Full and Comprehensive Selection of Autumn and Winter ,Dress Fabrics, together with Satins, Silks, Plushes, Velvets, Furs, Buttons, &Ci, &c,, for trimming. We also show fe ; Choice Selection of Colonial Dress Tweeds, co noted ; for wear and durability. SHAW, ROBHSTBOK k (30, OPPOSITE "PRESPi' , OFFICE, C'4BnHL ST.