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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 330, 16 September 1879, Page 3

BOROUGH OF AKAROA. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY> I" HEREBY give NOTICE that the . following persons have been duly no-niiuated under the provisions of "Tho | Regulations of Local Elections Act, 1876," to fill the extraordinary vacnney in the Council of the above Borough, caused by the retirement of Councillor John Beecher, uhder the 69th section of " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1876, viz.— Checkley, George Henning, William Henry Noonan, Robert. ' ~ And I furthar give notice that a Poll will be taken at the office of the Council of the said Borough for the purpose of electing one of the said Candidates on FRIDAY, the 19th day of September now current between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. A. I. M'GREGOR, Returning Officer. Council Chambers, ' Sept. 6,1879. AKAROA AND WAINUI ROAD BOARD OUTSTANDING RATES. "XTOTICE is hereby given that all JJN RATES due to the above Board: MUST BE PAID before the 30th September next, or-they will be ;sued for without further notice. JOHN BARWICK, Clerk to Board. Road Board Office, Duvauchelle's Bay, Aug 23, 1879. LE BON'S BAY. PROPERTY FOR SALE BY TENDER. 1 nnn acres bush land, A\J \J \J mostly cleared and laid down in English grass, with splendid New House, containing eleven rooms thereon. The house has been recently erected, is plastered throughout, and well finished in every particular. Is well suited for a gentleman's residence. "i d A acres > with s° od i> weiiin g _I_\-/ \J House, Store, doing a large business, and Brick Store, fitted . for carrying on a dairy. The land is of the best possible quality to be found on the Peninsula, and is securely fenced. There, is an Orchard of One Acre in extent, planted with young and fruit trees of all- descriptions. 8 /V ACRES First-class LAND, \J securely fenced, with good Dwelling House thereon, and all appliances necessary for carrying on a Dairy. Station; also, good Garden and Orchard. -j r\f\ ACRES FINE GRAZING IUU COUNTRY, nearly all cleared bush, land, laid down with Cocksfoot Grass, capable of growing grass seed, or suitable for Dairy purposes. C)f\R ACRES, similar to the 100 £j\jtj Acres previously mentioned. First-class selection ; partly fenced. ACRES, Ditto Ditto. Full particulars can be had on application to the undersigned. The p. s. Tongariro is running regularly every week, -which, will convey intending purchasers. Terms—Twenty per cent, cash, the balance to remain on mortgage, accordng to agreement. Tenders to be sent in not later than FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th, 1879. . Letters bearing the post mark of that date will be received. JOHN SMITH, Le Bon's Bay. STATIONERY, BOOKS, AG. WIGGINS AND CO, wholesale and retajl BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS HAVE ON SA L E and to ARRIVE, the LARGEST and most varied assortment of Stationery and Books ever imported into Akaroa. Writing Papers, all sizes and descriptions ; Mourning, Note, Foreign Post, &c, &c. Envelopes—blue and cream, in all sizes and qualities, from 3 to 12 - Card, Paste and Mill Boards Visiting Cards, ladies'and gentlemen's Mourning Cards Paper Bags, Luggage Labels De La Rue's Playing Cards, 2s 6d r . per pack, or 12s 6d per half doz. SCRAPS for albums, in great variety, very cheap Note Paper, from 5s per ream Envelopes, from 12s per 1000 Public bodies, storekeepers and large consumers supplied at reduced rates. ' Supplies contracted for. Samples and Price List on application. Gift and Reward Books. A large supply to arrive per next steamer. School Committees dealt with on liberal terms. igslT Note the Address— Booksellers and Stationers, WIGGINS & CO., Mail Office, Akaroa. N.B.—Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.