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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2072, 24 July 1896, Page 3

— Bu»Jm««i» 3lTotice* Restorative wash, FOB RK\i()Vl\'O AND PREVENTING SCURF, AND FOR UKMOLiiNO AND STRENGTHENING THE HAIR. A BEAUTIFUL growth of Hair can only be preserved by being kapf *•■ fectly clean ; a neglect of this, with the accumulation of grease, etc , r. • ! ■mi dressing it, produces not only scurf, but disease, and consequent loss of h .■ . . iiiis wash will be found successful in all cases ; it bestows a delightful fcelin, i coolness, and removes one of the most frequent causes of heaviness u«A head-ache. , ■ In Bottles at Is 6d each, I * PREPARED BY JOHN S. DODDS, Chemist. AKAROA. ~~CQC"KSFOOTr~" {j $ ■-■■■ '■ .WILL BE PLEASED TO ; - ACT AS AGENTS. < 0K THE • - FORTHCOMING SEASON, And owne s can rely upon their consignments, however small, receiving p> r pergonal attention. ) WE SELL ON COMMISSION ONLY, BOTH BY AUCTION AM* PRIVATE TREATY. WE UNDERTAKE THE CLEANING OF SEED AT LOWEST RATES, > And are prepared to MAKE ADVANCES FREE OF COMMISSION on all paicels placed in our hands either for sale in the local market or for shipment. The fact that we are not buyers of produce of any kind must be a recommend - tion to the owners that we use our best endeavours to obtain the ' HlGHEb't' MARKET VALUES. Please brand all consignments phain, and forward either to the HARBOUR BOARD No. I SHED, LYTTELTON, Or, MATSON'S, CHRISTCHURCH. - SACKS and TWINE SUPPLIED at LOWEST RATES. H. MATSON & CO. NEW BLACKSMITH'S BUSINES6. AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. ! M || IP B f^• Shoeino & General Smivh, SI «h Ifiw'irfkl LViW# r Begs to announce that he has opened 11 the well knowa *V K&MIIO«ftIHIHA^ "CRITERION" SHOEING TEJ%S * forge, Hoai Wirhia of ;AII And hopes by strict attention to busi- '•PfIEJET ness to merit a fair share oi public B *JFVlae. ' M -/»Jg B«ppoft« • . r&VI ftN -i I mm. ' MONEY TO LEND. PI SDIT. /"• '/_ , iMnb JlMjttk -*"■""• i>. b% na Kb EH § Hβ^βl^ I HAVE various large and several lllUiArl ■•/ SwW smaller sums of MONEY for in- OR JSL| Jm&§? vestment. Bowest rateSi ' y*>i DAVID BATES, BLENDED mM / Solicitor. AA£ j&^sf*^ Fisher's Buildings, ■ « JBmmlj j Opposite Bank N.Z., FAUPRICE L—± Hereford St.; Ohrieteharoh. TO /M MRi BATES may be Consulted 4/PERLB. jS^f**!^ at Mrs Collett's Ftore, Akaroe. 7 I — ' —* J the first THURSDAY in each month, SOLD BY AIL CROCERS. and at the Somerset Hotel, Duvau* ~.,,. m;tf\<riiaht/* t>i ***** cbelle's, the FRIDAY following. HAVE NOTHING ELSE. IMPOST ANT. WE beg to advise you that we have seen 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 Dressmaking Room in Timaru. Miss Kohn is an accomplished dress-tnaker of wide experience, and is most highly recommended. We therefore may promise you High-class Work at our Usual Charge, for making of 12s, 6». THE DRESS A Yours Respectfully, Shaw, Koßusrsosr akb C 0.,; 213 CASHED m RKET, opposite <« Frees *' Office). W« have impoTted Direct from the Makers for this Season's Trade a Fall and Comprehensive Selection of Autumn and Winter Dress Fabrics, together with Satins, bilks, Plushes, Velvets. Furs, Buttons, &Ci, &c M for trimming. We also'fhow a Choice Selection of Colonial Dress Tweeds, so noted for wear and darabiiity. < ■ • • SHAW, ROBIHSOK & GO., ' OPPOSITE "PRESS" OFFICE, CASQEL ST.