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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 49, 5 January 1877, Page 3

rpHE party who kindly left a Present -i- of Drapery tied to the handle of a door of a house in Akaroa, last evening, will please accept the thanks of theperson to whom the parcel was addressed. FTTHE undersigned have for Private a HALE, several good and improved FARMS on the Peninsula. Also; Several very desirable BUILDING SITES for Villa Eesidences within the town, having sea frontages.! BRIDGE & BUSHELL. PERAMBULATORS ! PERAMBULATORS! rpHE undersigned has JUST RE--L CEIVED a Large Number of BABY PERAMBULATORS ex " Antelope," which he offers for SALE or on HIRE on reasonable terms. FOR SALE, a quantity of Halfinch Match LINING BOARDS, at 15s 6d per 100 feet. J. D. DAVIS, Cabinetmaker, Akaroa. PHOTOGRAPHY. MR. COOPER, PHOTOGKAI>HEIt, begs to notify that he will REMAIN in Akaroa until TUESDAY, 9th January, on or about which date he leaves for Pigeon Bay, &c. Dr. Carr TTTILL pay a RETURN VISITto AKAROA and Bays about the 20th January, THE AKAROA AND WAINUI ROAD BOARD. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. rpAKE NOTICE that the Collector I will be in attendance at the Road Board Office every Wednesday and Saturday in each week up to the 13th inst, to receive unpaid rates. All ratepayers whose rates shall remain unpaid after that date will be summoned without further notice. JAMES HARTLEY, Rate Collector. PIGEON BAY. STRAYED out of my paddock on the 27th December, one dark bay HACK, branded with a large W on the off shoulder, and a little lame on the near fore foot. Any person finding the same or giving information as to its whereabouts will be rewarded. The horse had a hemp slip on when lost. ROBERT M'CLOY, Pigeon Bay. PUBLIC BANQUET. rpHE STEWARDS who have not I already sent in returns of tickets are requested to do so at once to the treasurer GEORGE SCARBROUGH. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DR. PEARDE has recently REMOVED from his late residence (adjoining Wood Bros.) to his house in William-street, next door to Mr John Cullen's, where he can be consulted daily and at same time dispenses his own prescriptions. Akaroa, January 1, 1877. POISON. "ATOTICE is hereby given to the l> owners of dogs that I intend to lay POISON on my land, situated between German and Robinson's Bay, from and after this date, as I have suffered the loss of several turkeys owing to their being destroyed by dogs. GEORGE BREITMEYER. , German Bay, January 2, 1877. STRAYED or Stolen, from Fry and Barker's Paddock, Head of the Bay, on the night of the 28th January, one Brown GELDING, branded XL on near shoulder ; one fore and hind foot white. The horse stands nearly 17 hands high, and is known as " Lord Byron." Any person giving information likely to lead to its recovery, will oblige the undersigned. JOSEPH IVESS, Akaroa. «&** ~k UNION STEAM SHIPPING WMk: COMPANY OF NEW ZEA LAND, (LIMITED). rjIHE above Company's Steamers will I Run as follows, calling at AKAROA:— FOR LYTTELTON AND THE NORTH. S.S. WELLINGTON, morning of sth inst. iroß DUNEDIN. HAWEA 13th January Passengers must be booked before going on board. Por freight or passage, apply to WOOD BROS., Agents, Akaroa. W. MEECH, BOOTMAKER & IMPORTER, VICTORIA HOUSE A X A R O A. WMEECH begs to draw the . attention of the public to his larger advertisement of goods selected by himself expressly for the season. An inspection of the above goods is respectfully invited. " Small Profits and Quick Returns." Just Aruived —Cricket Shoes and Spikes.