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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume V, Issue 424, 13 August 1880, Page 3

I H'ttw Advertisements. W. H..WOODTaNMO^ PROPERTIES FOR SALE.! '" MESSRS W. H. WOOD & CO. have received instructions from the owners to sell by private treaty the following Freehold Properties :— SUBSTANTIAL. DWELLING of six rooms and kitchen with garden in Balguerie street, Akaroa ; two minutes' walk from Post Office. The section is fenced, with good garden and well.. Price, low; A DESIRABLE AND IMPROVED FARM- of 721 acres in Little River ; land mostly ienced and improved, with, superior.. dwellinghouse and outbuildings. The property is close to main road, and has large carrying capacity. Terms, easy. A DAIRY FARM'of 104 acres, all in grass, and fenced ; within half-an-hour's walk of centre of Akaroa ; with house, ' yards, etc.; well watered ;,, a capital • investment. • Price and terms, easy. • • - . " j ■'.'■'■- A SMALL RUN of 850. acres, partly •'improved j and sown down to grass, with boundary and subdividing fences, sheltered gullies, and well watered; fine Supply of timber for fencing and, other improvements. Part of money may remain on mortgage. A STEAM ENGINE of 16. h.p. and .j,, boiler, with saws and saw benches, all in good working order, and can . be : easily removed, being ready for shipment. Other properties to lease and sell. For further particulars apply to I MW:U. WOOD & CO., Auß - ' Auctioneers. ON 'SALE , AT TpvALY'S BEACH STORE— j NEW GARDEN SEEDS EARLY SEED POTATOES. NOTICE. ALL persons found TRESPASSING on my land at Okains will be prosecuted, and all DOGS straying thereon will be SH</T. J. HARRIS, Okain's Bay. SPRING GOODS. BY the slnp- '* Loch Awe","* justjar-. .rived in Lyttelton 'from' London, we have received our FIRST- SHIPMENT of DRAPERY, GOODS for the forthcoming Season. Our next Shipment will arrive by the ship "'Loch' Cree." In introducing these goods to ' our numerous clients on the Peninsula, we can assure them that they < have been purchased by our v London Agents in the best English and Contmentalmarkets,and on the most favorable terms. We can confidently refer to the quality of the Goods previously imported *by us, : and beg to assure our friends that * ouf pre*sent importations will be found equally good in every respect. List of goods and further particulars' will duly appear after the same arc opened out. GARWOOD & CO. * -; TENDERS -WANTED.-' XtT ANTED,' Tenders to FELL W 'about 100 ACRES BUSH. Tenders 'to be sent in on or before August; 21st; to . * > ' , ' HENRY. PIPERi - BOROUGH'OF AKA.RQA.', ELECTION OF CQUNCJLLOR.I T HEREBY QLVE NOTlCE s} that "4-. , f anj ELE.C r 4ON. will t be, hpld'-ati •the ! RoroUgh i C ! ouhcil Offices'OuMONr-i' DAY,, August &0,, of electing oiWCouncillortojfillah Extrarirdinary Vacancy caused by the 'resignation of Charles Armstrong.] ] '• ■'■ ; Nomihaitioii3, addressed $ flejtuining Officer," Will be received up to noon on ; WEDNESDjAY^vjAugjtBtaB/18'80. I" '. WILLIAM SIMS, ■ Returning, 0/ficeiv ~ Borough Council Offices, . )S } Aug. 9, 1880. ;.'.,.'■'• ■ NOTICE. WE, the undersigned, hereby give notice that we have this day mutually DISSOLVED the partnership heretofore existing between us, and that the business will in future be carried on by JOHN H. WALLACE. , AR., outstanding accounts must be paid to him, and all accounts against the late Firm are to be sent to him without any delay. JOHN REED. JOHN 11. WALLACE, July 13, 1880. __^_