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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2085, 8 September 1896, Page 1

JGsn*i»©ss Mot ices 1896 Spring-1896-Spring. 1896 OPENING 'UP LAME/SHIPMENTS DAEY. JUST RECEIVED BY STEAMER— 1:15 Pieces—lo,ooo Yards, 125 Pieces—lo,ooo Yards. FLANNELETTE— Plain, Fancy and Tennis. Splendid range, Marvellous Value, o|-d to Is o|~d yard. CAMBRIC BLOUeE PRINTS, grand Patterns, special leading line 7£d yard PRETTi* ART MUSLINS, splendid designs, full width, s£d yard " \ OXFORD Leather and Linen finished SHIRTINGS, a fine "range, 4f.i, 6fd, 9fd The balance of last season's Prints have all been re--n?arked to about half-price, to make room' for our enormous shipments now on their way. JAPANESE DOOR SLIPS Is 9d. REARTH RUGS, ss ; 6d and" 6s 6d 500 Yards Black and Navy COATING SERGE, Is lid to 3s 9d yard PERFECT FITTING DRESSES made to order from 12s'6d. •SPECIAL : The HABERDASHERY, FANCY, and every other department throughout the house are being carefully and thoroughly sorted up with all the latest Novelties for the coming season, under tho DIttKOT SUPERVISION of our NEW: CRITERION COACH FACTORY, VICTORIA, PETERBOROUGH AND KILMORE STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. FIRST PRIZE N.Z. International Exhibition (1882) for CIRCULAR BROUGHAM. FIRST PRIZE N.Z. International Exhibition for BUGGIES. - ~W. MOOE & CO., Ooaca and Tram-Car Bnilders. Winners of President's Prise Cup forr Geatest Number of Point? in Colonial Manufactures, arid First Prize Medals at Canterbury Agricultural Shows, and Certificates at'Mulbo_rne"and New Zealand Fxhibitions. Mr B. Barker will give intending customers all information for new carriages or repairs. %gr ESTIMATES' GI'VBN. ___^_

XSOt«IN 'TTO'TEL, Latimkr Square, Christchurch. C. BURTON ... Pro u pbibtor| This Hotel having been entirely renovated, visitors will find the Occidental a pleasant and comfortable home. Terms two guineas per week, Apartments eu suite can be engaged by letter or telegram. Private Sitting-rooms. WHITE HART HOTEL High Street, Christchurch JOHN" NESXLX_: WILL be glad to welcome his old friends and the public gene-; rally 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, 13; Dinner, 2s 6d; Bed, 2s, Special Arrangements for Families, EXCELLENT BILLIARD ROOMS JOHN NEILL, Proprietor T AXE XpORSYTH TTOTEL SAMUEL N'UTT, Proprietor, rpHE BEST LIQUORS kept, JL 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 effort 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 Road. To those driving stock' to Acldiugton ; i to travellers, consisting of "all sorts, and conditions of men," a most hearty welcome will be accorded by , SAMUEL NUTT.

CHRISTCHURCH. I BEG to inform, all my old friends that I have taken.the Al HOTEL, Christchcn-h, nnd have engaged as my assistant manager, Mr T. A W. : Parsons, of Lyttelton, so well known to all Peninsula residents. THE FOLLOWING 18 MY SCALE OF CHARGES:Double Bedroom, per night ... 4s Single do do ... 2s Breakfast ... ... ... ' Is 6d Dinner ••• la 6d Tea ... ... ... .-.. Is 6dRegular Boarders, per week ... 80s BEST WINES AND SPIRITS AND GOOD LUNCHEONDAILY. CHKEiO. COLLIER (Late of the Royal George Hotel aud of Leithfield), Proprietor. Queen's Hotel, CHRISTCHURCH, CORNER OF Manchester and Cashel Streets. —THE WELL-KNOWN PENINSULAHOUSE. J. MOLLOY, Proprietor VISITORS, TOURISTS, COMMERCIALS, AND FAMILIES SHOULD PUr UP AT THE nLARE N DON TT OTE L, Corner OxfordTerraceand Worcester St.i It is the most Centrally' Situated, and is acknowledged' to be the' most Comfortable Hostel!y in (Jhristchurch, 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 and comtort. A thoroughly good Cook in charge of the kitchen. The Wines, Spirits, 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.