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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume V, Issue 491, 29 March 1881, Page 3

Miscellaneous. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. A PLAIN AND FANCY BALL will hs. hell at the Oldfellows' Hall, Akaroa, on EASTER. MONDAY, April 18th. Ticket to admit lady and gentleman, 5s Refreshments provided. Admission to Gallery, 2s. IMPORTANT. THE undersigned requests a settlement of those accounts which have been so frequently rendered. If not paid within seven days will bo sued for without further notice. G. BLACK, Criterion House. TOHN ROBERTSON, j PRACTICAL WATCH & CLOCK MAKER, Begs to intimate to the public of Akaroa and surrounding bays that he is about commence business in tho above e,and is prepared to guarantee all repairs in any branch of the bnsiness that may be entrusted to him. J. R. has taken the premises lately in the occupation of Mr T. B. Chadwick, Beach Road. Musical Boxes carefully repaired llja Terms—Liberal. "FAMES GEORGE BEANEY, <J M.D., M.R.C.S.E., etc., etc., begs to announce to his friends and patients that he has returned to Victoria, after his visit to England and the Continent of Europe, and may be consulted dailj at his former residence, Collins street East, Melbourne. N.B.—Patients consulting Dr Beaney by letter are requested to kindly forward the usual professional fee of £1 ls. 21ja _ WD. WILKINS . Surveyor and Engineer, Is still prepared to undertake work on the Peninsula. Temporary address, Balguerie street, Akaroa. LAVAUD STREET BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. Established 1869. W MEECH begs to inform the . residents of the Peninsula that he has in stock, and to shortly arrive, a good assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, which he is prepared to sell at prices that for quality will DEFY COMPETITION. The prices asked admit ot a very small profit, the motto " Small profits and quick returns " being kept in view. All kinds of Boots . and Shoos made to order. Repairs done. Try our best Calf Laces. VICTORIA HOUSE, AKAROA. mar. 22 ALTERATION OF TIME TABLE TO AND PROM zpiG-EOisr :ra."Y" BY THE S>S. AKAROA. THE liberal patronage bestowed by the public recently in travelling by this favorite steamer has induced the owners to m ake the following A LT E RATIONS in the PIGEON BAY TIME TABLE and the FARES :— The Steamer will leave Lyttelton every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on arrival of the 8.5 a.m. Train from Christchurch, just an hour sooner than formerly. This change will allow excursionists to the Bay an hour longer ashore. The Akaroa will also leave the Bay for Lyttelton punctually on the arrival there of the Akaroa coach. THE FARES ARE Single, Saloon ... 2s 6d Return, do 3s 6d Steerage, Single ... Is Do Return ... ls 6d JOSEPH McLEAN, Commander. TO FARMERS, HORSE-DEALERS AND OTHERS. MESSRS F ALDRIDGE, Le . Bon's, and G. Robinson, Little River, have arranged to attend to gentleman's Colts this season at Mr Philip's paddock, German Bay. Price, 7seach. Orders left at Waeckerle's Hotel, or or warded to either of tho above, will have prompt and careful attention. Le Bon's Bay . March 14. 1881. N OTIC E. WARDS COASTWISE. '" P'TIE above can now be had at thi,i_ office. WIGGINS & CO NEW POTATOES. T"UST RECEIVED per » Antelope/ O Purau-grown POTATOES. REDUCED PRICES. GARWOOD & CO.