Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LVIII, Issue 6155, 15 November 1935, Page 4

maaawMssismiH^^ I Tales of ■ j ■| Banks Peninsula ! "Tales of Banks Peninsula" by the late j H. C. Jacobson, who collected the early records j | from the original participants in our early j I settlement, is a book of great interest as an historical record. A valuable contribution by the late Canon J, W. Stack deals with the j Maori History of the South Island Tribes, and j the famous raids of Te Rauparaha and the j I history of the tribes who inhabited the Pen in- J sula. The, story of the French Settlement at ra Akaroa and the Proclaiming of Sovereignty 1 over the South Island at Akaroa by Captain Stanley, R.N., just before the French arrived . | is told with documentary evidence and at | length. Governor Hobson's secret letter of | I instructions to Captain Stanley which was not 1 available for publication till 1910 and Captain | Stanley's report on the new settlement are | valuable additions. Hempleman's purchase 1 of Akaroa, the arrival of the first English J ships, the Onawe Massacre, Stories of the 1 early settlers and the Bays are given in detail | "Tales of Banks Peninsula" is a crown I | octavo volume of 400 pages with some valuable 1 S illustrations of well known Peninsula Resi- 1 I dents of the earliest days of settlement and f other valuable photpographs. I Available at i"Mail" Office. Price 7/6. 3 Postage 6d. extra. 1 j f|tJAlLl IT & j giggura perib - I | Speeislf ies j gingernuts 9d \ and 1 W RICES // FLAKES -U©i| JBSSCUITSj I | CAKE Per lb. S i UNIVERSAL - SHORT- « / I 1 Z 1 BREADS »' m i TEHEASE - J | sponge 1 1 SULTANA JAM . -\ 1 "[lid Rasp. CREAM I j CHOCOLATE GENOA - PINEAPPLE - I FETI2EE- MAPOLEON -) 1 ! . FLAKE - f 0(J JAM ROLLS - f/ m I | (Uncooked Pastry) &f m | PUDDINGS (Plum) OBTAINABLE ONLY 1 64 l/- 3 21" ea - AT | MRS.!A. G. BELL I AKAROA. ~ AGENTS FOR ERNEST ADAMS LTD. ■***