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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 131, 19 October 1877, Page 3

The inhabitant of the Caucasus are lsaving for Asia Minor. A million are * said to be taking their departure. The Russians attempt to interfere with them has been unsuccessful. General Scholden, in command of the Russians at the Battle of Plevna on July 20, has been sent to Moscow to be tried by a court martial. A telegram to the Daily Telegraph from Pera, dated August 27, states that two months ago Mr Gladstone wrote to an influential Greek merchant at Constantinople, urging that the Greeks should unite with the Slavs in attacking Turkey. A reply was sent saying that the best policy of Greece was rather to fig-ht the Russians than the _ Turks. Mr Gladstone wrote again saying he had given his opinion and was astonished to find the Christians of the East disinclined to make common cauge against the Mussulmans. The correspondence has been submitted to the Diplomatic corps at Constantinople. The statement having been brought under Mr Gladstone's notice, he has written that opinions were fully given in the Contemporary Review Inst December, and he is not aware of having added to them later. Kossuth has made an appeal to the Hungarian nation to take up arms against the common enemy—Russia. In many of the Hungarian churches Te Deums have been Kung. in honour of the Turkish victories. WANTED, a Young Person as GENERAL SERVANT, one that can milk preferred. Apply to MRS. JAS. GOODWIN, Pigeon Bay. WANTED, a Married MAN, for the French Farm Government School. Duties to commence next k month. Terms as per Government standard. Apply to THOMAS DICKEN, Chairman of the School Committee. JTTT ANTED, a thorough English VV GOVERNESS ; must be able to teach drawing. Applications to,be made to 4 MISS DE MALMANCHE, Taceo House, Akaroa. "TTTANTED, TENDERS for CutVV ting One Hundred Cords of Firewood. Apply to LUKE PERHAM, Barry's Boy. TO SHEEP SHEARERS. & PAYNE'S No. 38 VV SHEARS. Washeta Sharpening Stones, at ' - «ABWOOD & CO.'S. I. O. G. T. " NEW LIFE LODGE, No. 147. nhHE Second ANNIVERSARY of JL the above lodge will be'celebrated by a TEA MEETING and ENTERTAINMENT, to take place at the Ulead of the Bay Schoolroom, ou - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19. Tea on table at 6 o'clock., Entertainment commencing at 8 p.m. Admission—2s. OATS. OATS. PRIME Heavy Sample for SALE at GARWOOD & CO.'S. FOR SALE OR TO LET. TOWELLING-HOUSE, Orchard, J / and Paddock, in German Bay. Particulars on application to MRS. MUNNS. MR. H. J. CHATTAWAY, * Piano-Tuner, &c, Chkistchukch, WILL VISIT AKAROA on the 23rd instant. Orders to be addressed—Mail office, Akaroa. N OTICE. rpHE situation of storeman is filled -L up. GARWOOD & CO. NOTICE. "YT7~HY is this the time to marry ? VV Because DAVIS has Opened liis New Shop, and can Furnish us Cheaper than ever. So he can ; I've proved it. He has on Sale, Doors, S«shes, Nails, Crockery, Glassware, &c, &c, &c, ftnd a general assortment of Furniture. * NOTICE. <?1 TR AYED on to my land, a Yearling O STEER, branded J.H. If not claimed within 14 days from this date, will be sold to pay expenses. WILLIAM McKAY. Old Pigeon Bay Road, October 20, 1877. . NOTICE. STRAYED on to my land some time in July last, one COW, with calf at foot, no visible brand. Also, a yearling HEIFER, unbranded. *?f not claimed within 14 days from this date, will be sold to pay expenses, MICHAEL O'CONNER. Okain'a Bay, Oct. 16, 1877.