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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XLIX, Issue 2455, 23 March 1900, Page 4

Buai-ne-sa Notices. Contractors to the jPjSyßjßijL N ' Z ' Government ASHBY, BERGH & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS, 217 High Street, 129 Hereford Street, 130 Cashel Streets, CHRISTCHURCH Hold the Largest and Best Assortment of Hardware in all its branches in the city.. SEASONABLE SPECIALTIES— Cattle Dehorners, Cricket, Tennis, and Croquet; SILVER and SILVER-PLATED WARE, suitable for all descriptions of. dijjy ■-.« Presents and Prizes. New Goods arriving by every English and American boat. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED.

\/v7«j7ATYEO~ SPORTING CORRESPONDENT Empire Hotel, Christchuroh. Commissions carefully executed on all prit cipal events. Letters or Telegrams promptly attended to "Golden Apple" CIDER LIGHT AND WHOLESOME. A Pc-rfrct Summer Beverage. FLETCHER, HUMPHREYS & CO CHRISTCHURCH. li. Foi lies & Co. : R. Forbes & Go WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE, E-PIRIT, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. Now that the Grass seed is on you want your stores ot the best quality, at the cheapest rate, and promptly. Sugar for Preserving— • BEST MILLAQUIN CANE, 2£d per lb. Flour—Finest Roller in sacks £7 104 ' per ton ;in 1001b bags £8 per ton. Teats —The best full-flavored rich liquor Tea. Chinese, Ceylon, and Indian at from Is 3d per lb. upwards. Samples frf-e on ajplicalion. R. F. &Co.'sT(!i Lave the bast reputation for quality of flavour in Canterbury. Fruits—Finest Pdk'ros Cunants, sd. per lb ; finest Raisens (Valencias) 6|d per lb ; New Figs 8d per box ; Mutcaieh from Is 3d per lb ; Canned and Preserved Fruits of all kinds. Assorted Cases of rffr jrt*~*» WINES, SPIRITS, &c, for containing 3 Bottles of Scotch Whisky 3 ~ Assorted Wines 6 ~ Ale or Stout (colonial) Fuli Stocks of CHINA and GLASaWARE. We import these goods direct from Europe and America. Hooks—B.T. Sickle, No. 4, 1b 9d ; No. 5 2s each ; B.Y. solid back No. 4 Is 9d, No. 5 2s; B.Y. iivetted back No 4 2s, No. 5 28 3d ; Brades colid No. 4 Is 6d, No. 5 Is 9d. Billies, Pannikins, Tea Kettles. Knives and Forks 9d, Is, and Is 3d per pair r-poor B—Tea anrl~Dessert .*-poons Tents and Flys, 6 x 8, 8 x 10, end 10 x 12 Grass Seed Clothß, all sizes. Prices on ap. 1 plication. Pocket Knives Horn r—lr dianpond 4J ta. Ail toils of Hardware; . nd F-rnishin;* Ironmongery. . CfineiH, Fencing Wire, C-rtr<lges, Powdtr and Shot. We are Cash Buyers of good Diiry and Factory Cheese. ROBT. FORBES & CO., Importers and General Meiohants, NORWICH QUAY, LYITELTON. N.B.—Remember thfre a**e NO RAIL or curtage CM ARGES on our Goods, every-thii-g beit-g free on steamer here.

Hotels pAFE DE pARIS, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH* PENINSULA Residents are iufortne that WALTER PARSONS (born and reared in the town of Akaroa) has succeeded*, Messrs. Arenas and Burke as Pioprietor ofthe above well-known hotel. There is no more COMFORTABLE on, CENTRAL hotel in the city of Christchurok and no pains will be spared to render it ft pleasant home to all Peninsula friends whopay it a visit. Board and Lodging at moderate rates. Beer, Spirits, and Wines of the Bhs*Si Brands. A first visit is solicited. ' WALTER PARSONS, Proprietor TattersaN's HoteL ! CASHEL STREET, Under new Management. P BURKE (late of the Cafe de Paris). • has pleasure in notifying to hisFriends in Akaroa, Little River, and theBays, and the Public generally that he isnow to be found at the above, from which he intends to direct the CATERING. BRANCH of the Business. The Premises have been thoroughly reno-. vated, and a Luncheon Room added. LUNCHEON from neon till 2 p.m., ONE , SHILLING. TEA from 5 to 7 p.m., ONE SHILLING Roference to the Class of Liquors kept or the General Management is unnecessary. WHITE HART HOTEL, High Street, i CHRI'STOHURUH. JOHN~ NEILL WILL be glad to welcome his old. friends and the public generally, and. assures them they will find the Hotel replete with every comfort and convenience. The Hotel, being in the centre of the city*. will be found most convenient for visitors. i Tariff—Per week, £2 2s ; Breakfast, 2s j. Lunch, Is ; Dinner, 2s 6d ; Bed, 2s. Special arrangements for Families. 1 EXCELLENT BILLIARD ROOMS. JOHN NEILL, Proprietor. TtiE OLD PENINSULA HOUSE. QUEEN'S HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH, MR. B. FLYNN bege to announcethat he has taken the above Hotel from Mr. Molloy, and will do all in his power to. render it as happy a home for Peninsula people in the future as it has beeu in the past. The comfort of the apartments ia too well known to need comment, and every care i will be taken to keep a really good table. None but the very best brands ot beer* wine and spirits will be kept, Let it still be Baid that "When ia Chrintchurch you lo k for a man from tho Bays, He's sure to be found at the Queen's." 1 B. FLYNN, Proprietor. HEAD OF THE BAY HOTEL. JOHN BEECHER (Late of WagstafFs and Bruce Hotel, Akaroa)* T>EGB to notify that he ia now ia occupation of the —— ■ SOMERSET HOTEL, DUVAUCHELLE'S No pains will be epaied to make (he TABLE L'HOTE ready excell-nt, and nil travellers may rely; upon really excellent accommodation. None but the bmt brands of Wines and Spirits kept. Christchuroh Sparkling Ales. Old' Friends Cordially Invited. john;beecher, Proprietor.