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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 343, 31 October 1879, Page 3

AKAROA DISPENSARY, • Oi'popiTE the Bank- of New 'Zealand, A'kaeoa/^^ H. ST.'"' ©ITROISr, THE ONLY PllAl{ilACl ' :u *^ ! AL ; Cn_MIST on-the Peninsula who possesses . University Diploma. ' V THE ONLY DISPENSING CHEMIST who has had. twenty years' practical experience in the business, both in Pharmaceutical Schools and Hospitals. THE ONLY C^EMIST a PP° in ted by .'the Government as Dispenser for the Akaroa Hospital. THE ONLY DISPENSER ° f the oddfellows ' Friendly Society on the Peninsula. HN. CITRON- begs to inform the public that all Medical Prescriptions placed • in his hands are-most carefully dispensed BY himself, and the drugs supplied by him are of the very best quality. He has always on hand an excellent assortment of PATENT MEDICINES PERFUMERY, SUNDRIES, STATIONERY-and CONFECTIONERY. Also, for the SUMMER SEASON, Citrale of Magnesia Eno's Fruit Salt Seidlitz Ponders. Pyretic Saline, Lime Juice, Cordials, Tonic Wines, Lemonade, &c. HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES always in Stock.' The SHILLING TOOTHACHE KILLER, made only-by H. N. CITRON. LICENSED TO SELL POSTAGE STAMPS

*UtV- UNION STEAMSHIP COM£j_t___: PANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), ..'.'■■■;- , STEAMERS WILL BE DESPATCHED FOR LTTTELTOI" AND THE NORTH. S.SI TAIAROA : ..-. Tuesday, Nov. 4 S.S. WAITAKI ... Tuesday, Nov. 18 S.S. WELLINGTON... Tuesday, Dec. 2 ■ TOR DUNEDIN. S.S. PENGUIN ... Saturday, Nov. 8S.S. WANAKA ' ... Saturday, Nov. 22 Rates of Passage (including meals) Saloon. Steerage. Single Return Single Return Lyttelton 15s. 245. . 10s. 16s. Dcnedik '40s. 645. 255. 40s. Return Tickets available for three months Passengers must take tickets before going on board.. . . ;■' .■■ : ; • '"• Cargo Rates. ~ • j Between Akarpa ; & Lyttelton.;.,lss per tori Dunedin (including railage ;* between Dunedin and Port ' j Chalmers ... ... ... 20s,per ton W. H. HENNING, Agent, ■ The Wharf. W. SIMS, SHIPPING AND 1 GENERAL '. AGENT, AKAROA. ' Rents nnd Debts Collected 1 . _3_3__.o_H: STO_&__L, AKAROA. O-N-^A—rE—- The usual well-BSsorted. STOCK of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, including Dairy, Requisites, consisting of— -"'"■",* New Rennets, Annatta • Cheese Strainers and Binding '■'.; Thermometers, ■ ; ' : -.'■■ Tinware, Cheese Vats, &c.." v NEW GARDEN SEEDS. Special Lines in Seasonable . DRAPERY • AND CLOTHING. '.'";.'..-..'' Agencies: '> • The ,:Liverpool, -London, and <*lobe ' ' : ,":- : Insurance Company.' Marshall and Copeland's Dunedin ■.;.."•.' Brewery. The Sale of Properties and General Agency business undertaken on reasonable terms. JAMES DALY. Oct. 17 JUST PUBLISHED, and on SALE at the Akarda Mail Office, "THE END OF THE WORLD, to take place in 1902. Proved by the Old and New Testaments, by James Gourlay." Price Sixpence. A liberal allowance to the trade. TO STAND THIS - SEASON, THE ENTIRE HORSE .... - . . Q> YOUNG JiiOMEDES, DIOMED.ES is five JL . years old, and a rich dark brown, standbier hands high, with immense bone and substance. He will serve mares at his Owner's Farm, GERMAN BAY. ! Terms —£2 10s per mare for the season, payable Ist January, 1880. Groomage, ss, on service. Good paddocks for mares, 2s per week. ~ Every care taken, but no responsibility. A. PHILLIPS, Proprietor, German Bay.

" WAGSTAFF'S HOTEL, AKAROA. W. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietor. THIS favorite Hotel is NOW • OPEN, and will be found replete with every convenience. Visitors may depend upon receiving every attention, and meeting with all l " the comforts of a home, Good Stabling and Paddocks* WINES and' SPIRITS of the best July 1 quality. SPECIAL NOTICE. THE undersigned respectfully requests that ALL" ACCOUNTS in connection with the BRUCE and CRITERION HOTELS be at once paid to Eim,.arid at the same time that he be furnished • with" all contra accounts.- ■.';"■ ;;■.:•.: .As -the present ■'lease of the Bruce Hotel will shortly expire, and as. arrangements are being made to close the present proprietor's! connection with the it is imperative that an immediate settlement of all accounts be at , once made, before they are placed in the hands of a collector, who will have instructions to. at once sue for ail outstanding amounts. JOHN BEECHER. Bruce Hotel, August 18,1879. D. PATERSON, PRACTICAL TAILOR, HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS in the premises- lately occupied by J. Nixon, and hopes by strict Attention to business to merit a fair share of public support. - Gentlemen's own materials made up. Aug. 7. ' " ~---^ WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. - WROSSITER, of M-Callum and • -Co., Christchurch, begs to intimate that he has taken the Shop in Armstrong's Buildings.. lately occupied by J, Nixon, where he will OFFEK for a well assorted STOCK, of WATCHES and JEWELLERY of every description. FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY. Repairs to watches, clocksj jewellery, and musical boxes executed with promptitude. J. SUNCKELL, JUNIOR, SHIPPING & FAMILY BUTCHER AKAROA. BEEF, Mutton, Corned Beef, Ox Tongues, &c. 5 all of the primest quality. Families waited upon every morning for Orders. MRS. WILLIAMS, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, BEGS to thank' the inhabitants of Akaroa and the surrounding bays for their liberal support and patronage for the last eighteen years, and - hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a continuation of the same. In reference to the above} MRS. WILLIAMS is now about to COMMENCE BUSINESS in the Shop lately occupied by Mrs Oborn, and will be glad to receive orders on and after the 28th September. Sep 23 FOR SALE. ONE PAIR Good Leading BULLOCKS. For particulars, apply to H. T. WORSLEY; Or, office of this paper. CAUTION. ANY Horses or Cattle found TRESPASSING in the Paddock surrounding the Roman Catholic Church, Akaroa, will be IMPOUNDED without further notice. WIGGINS & CO.