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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 566, 16 December 1881, Page 1

SSjltftllPr* TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC. • rpHE LEADING BUTCHERY. .J. IN r AKAROA is JOHN SUNCKELL, JUNIOR'S, Gf BALGUERIE STREET. i At that establishment is always to be , found the choicest meat to be procured ; on the Peninsula* ; Families wailed upon at their own residences, and every pains taken to please mstomers. • aEO R .0! E ~O ft EITM EYE R JI) SHIPPING & FAMILY BUTCHHR Corner of Clinrch ahcl Jollie Streets. AKAROA. pi BRttITMEYER takes vJX this opportunity of thanking his friends and the public generally for the support they have accorded him in the past, and will endeavor by strict attention to the requirements of his customers to thoroughly please them in the future. VESSELS DEALT WITH LIBERALLY. Families waited on at their own residences, and a, strict attention to orders observed, - N.B.—None but meat of the best quality kept. GEORGE BREITMEYER, Akaroa. LITTLE KiYEII BUTCHERY. QTANBUUY BROS., proprietors oi )k_) the above -Butchery, beg 10 inform their customers and til. , public that they will spare no pains to supply them with the best quality of meat at the lowest rein microti ye price. Contracts taken on the lowest terms. Families waited on d;;ily, iron Wascoe's Holel to tho house on the Hill Top. STAN UURY BROS.. Proprietor?.

PHOTOGRAPHY. MR ET.IEXNE J. BROUI-TEPt begs to announce that he has commenced business as a Photographer in Akaroa. Ho is prepared to tako Portraits and Views in any part ot ■ the Peninsula at moderate charges, lie will be at his residence, Grehan Road, every Wednesday and Friday. Orders left at Mr Citron's, Chemist (where' specimens of "Mr Brocher's work can be seen) will be promptly attended to. E. J. BROCHER. DAVIS' VERTICAL FEED SEWING MACHINE, TESTIMONIAL. MESSRS 11. C. FISKE & CO., Agents for Davis' Sewing Machine. " 1 beg to state that it gives me great xilojisnro to recommend the New Davis' Vertical Feed .Sewing Machine purchased from you one year 1 ago. I would not part wiih it for any other machine. *. :n taking oil' the face plate to-day I fliul that the Working parts of the machine are a> good as new, not the least signs of wear. The little . demon Friller is perfection.—J. Aunold , Chief Warder, Lyttelton Gaol. August, 1881." GAR WOOD & CO., Agents for Akaroa. aug 2G • BARRY'S BAY STORE. i . MESSRS BRODERIOK & CO. beg to aihiounco that they have opened the Store in Barry's Bay (formerly owned by Mr Latter; as a Druggist's and General Store. 3 Mr Broderick being a Pharmaceutical Chemist, the drugs will be mo-f. carefully dispensed, and all prescriptions f made up accurately. The diseases <>!' horses and cattle have rr : also been studied by Mr Broderick, who 3 keeps a large stock ot medicines neces--3 sadly used for their relief. A* wellrassorted stock of Drapery. Grooeries, Stationery, and other require- ■ .merits on hand. > All goods kept ace ot the best quality, t and are disposed of at the lowest prices compatible with v fair profit. j. Tcdh . arei'iilly extracted. Note fiiidivs:- , — BRODERICK & CO., Barry's Bay [Store.