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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2150, 11 May 1897, Page 1

ISiiwineaa IVotice* ARE now opening up liaise Shipments of all the LATEST NOVELTIES ■■"■•■ ' .■■' : -;™ -. ' .' .. ..... ■ Ladies , and Children's French and English Millinery, Flowers, 'Mounts, Etc Handsome MANTLES, CAPES, and JACKETS carefully selected from the London, Paris and Berlin Markets, -The most O6mplete Assortment of DRESS GOODS, VELVETS, PLUSHES and VELVETEENS we have ever offered. A Splendid Stock of BLANKETS, FLANNELB and FLANNELETTES at "Rock-bottom Prices. A Large Variety of Fashionable FALL NETS end GOSSAMERS, indudin* MAGPIE, JACKDAW, PINK, BLUE, POPPY, and CARDINAL SPOTS, Special Parchase of Ladies' CHECK MACINTOSHES, Large Capes, Velvet Collar*, 10s 6<\ worth 17s fid. Ladies' KAIAPOI MACINTOSHES, sewn seams, 25a 6d, Town price 37s 6d. Children's TUNICS, prettily Trimmed Fur, etc., 6s lid, worth 9a lid. 0- ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. no ollTstooe:, Everything perfectly New, Fresh, and tip to date throughout the House. Please pay us ah Early Visit. DCATU JP/ f\ CASHEL STREET. DIL/"\ I II 06 UU.J CHRISTOHUROH. J. BALLANTYNE & CO., THE LEADING HOUSE FOB HIGrH-OLASS DRAPERY AND Household Furnishings. SEND FOB PATTERNS, POST FREE. Is. off every £ discount for cash. DUKSTABLE HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. CRITERION COACH FACTORY, VICTORIA, PETERBOROUGH AND KILMORIS SfREETS, CHRISTCHORCH. FIRST PRIZE N.Z. International Exhibition (1832) for CIRCULAR BROUGHAM, FIRST PRIZE N.Z. International Exhibition for BUGGIES. "W. MOOR & CO., Coach and Tram-Car Builders. Winners of President's Prize Cap for Greatest Number of Points 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. 0- ESTIMATES GIVEN. 55!!L£iiu~™~~. MONEY TO LEND. fete^bjff* 55 * T HAVE various large and eeveral smaller suine of MONEY for intJHOB vestment. Lowest rates. rpHE COACH from AKAROA to DAVID BATES I LITTLE EIVER.wiH leave Fieher . B Buildings, Akaroa every Opposite Bank N.Z., MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND Hereford St., Chriatchurch. SATURDAY, At 7.30 a.m., to meet the Train at ]W[ R ' B I ATE | S ll ma y c be Consulted T ittlfi Rivnr ■*-'-*- at Mrß Collett's Store, Akaroa, orrrr pviia qlwh- mv the firet THURSDAY in each month j RETURNING SAME DAY and at the Bomerset Hote]> Davau j cbelle's, the FRIDAY following. THE PIGEON BAY COACH ' g Will leave Akaroa every IWYmPV fn T PTI f] TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND IVJ - olie y W) I^HQ. FRIDAY, at 7.80 a.m. RWTTTPNTMa RAMir riAV fTTE have various SUMS of Trust REIURNING SAME DAY \\ and other MONEYS for investment at Lowest Current Rates of Passengers and Parcels at ©, o Interest. Reduced Rates. 'So J Borrowers can arrange to pay off in j2 » sums to suit themselves. Akaroa to Pigeon Bay 7s 10s imm _ m __ German Bay to Pigeon Bay 6s 9s Robinsons Bay to Pigeon Bay 5« 6h DEA U0 N & BIS H0 P Duvanchelles Bay to Tigeon Bay .4t 5s All parcels to be paid for on delivery SOLICITORS, io or from the dnve.. HEREFORD STREET CHAMBERS, \ T'Jfci DRIVEU Agent Akaroa. OHRIS rr GHUROH.