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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 392, 7 May 1880, Page 3

AKAROA COUxNTY COUNCIL. NO. ICE. "TN accordance with clause 46 of the _L "Counties \ct," I hereby give notice that the Electoral Rolls for the above County will be open for inspection' a< Ihe undermentioned places to the 15tli day of May next:— BERARD RIDING —At the Council Chambers, Duvauchelle's bay. WAINUI RIDING—At the Schoolhouse, Burn's hay. LITTLE RIVER. UUMN'G — At the Little Liver n.uul Board Office, Kailu a. PJGEON BAY RIDING—At the Pig-een Bay Road Board Office, Pigeon bay. PORT LEVY RIDING —At the Schoolhouse, Port Levy. PORT VICTORIA RIDING— At the Port Victoria Road Board Office, Governor's bay. TAI TAPU RIDING—At the Schoolhouse, Tai Tspu. OKAIN'S BAY RIDING—At. the Okain's Bay Road Board Office, Okain's bay. LE BON'S BAY RIDING—At the Schoolhouse, Le Bon's Bay. Any objection to the above Rolls must be made in writing to the Resident Magistrate, Akaroa, on or before the 31st May next. EDWARD S. LATTER, Clerk to Couiicil. Council Chambers, Duvan. belle's Bay, April 20th, 1880. UNION STEAMSHIP COMmMik PANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). QTEAMEES WILL BE DESPATCHED FOR LYTTKLTOK AND THE NORTH. S.S. WANAKA ... Tuesday, May 11 S.S. HAWKA ... Monday, May U FO« DUNEDIN. S.S. TATAROA ... Tliuruday, May 33 IS.S. WANAKA ... Thursday, May 27 S.S. HAWEA ... Thursday, June 10 Rates ok Passage (including meals) Salmon. Steerage. Single Return Single Return Lvtteltun 15a. 245. • l()s. 16s. Dunedin 40s.' 645. 255. 40s. Return Tickets available for three months Passengers must take tickets beforegoing on board. Cargo Rates to Akaroa from— Lyttelton 15s per ton f General cargo ... 17a Gd „ r v ~ J Produce (flour, oats, Dunedll M wheal, oatmeal, po- ( tatoes) 15s • „ Note.—ln the case of cargo from Drniedin, the above rates cover railway charges to, and wharfage dues at, Port Chalmers. W. 11. lIENNING, Agent, The Wharf. J. VANGIONI, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, LAVAUD STREET, Akaroa, WHILE thanking the public 'of Akaroa and surrounding districts for the support he has received, would wish to intimate that he has GRE AT L V INCREASED HIS, STOCK, which now comprises Grocery, Drapery, Ironmongery, Dairy Requisites, and in fact all tlie requirements ,of a general store, :it morit moderate prices. Flour. Ten, Sugar, and Tobacco of the best brands always on hnnd. Also, Rennets, Annatto, Milk Pans, Buckets, &c. Men's and Boys' Clothing, Ljvdies , trid Children's Loots and Shoes. Wire Kails of all mes. JUST RECEIVED. NEW CHRISTMAS GOODS of all kinds, and mil-aborted Crockery of ■ill kinds. J. VANGIONI. NEW BUTCHERY. pi EORGE BHKITMEYER .begs V_X" to announce that he luis OPENIvI) A BUTCHER'S SHOP in J."»liie street, Akaroa, nearly oppositi? tin 5 MAiii Office, and hopes by stricl. utteation r.o business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a lair share of public support. Mar 1. ' CAUTION. A NY Horses or Cattle found Jjl. TRESPASSING in the Paddock surroundins: the Roman Catholic Church, Akaroft. \sl'.\ he IMPOUNDED without i'urv.lmt* liulice. I .WIGGINS & CO.