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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 577, 24 January 1882, Page 3

"Wamtetl. WANTED. FROM 5 cwt to half a ton of Potatoes. Apply by letter, stating price, to A. W., Care of Mail Office, Akaroa. ]L-»st and found FOUND. A MAORI KIT, The owner can have the same by describing contents and paying cost of advertisement. W. MEECH, Victoria House, Akaroa. __T« lei-* Sold PIANO FOR SALE. A SEVEN-OCTAVE TRICHORD PIANO, by Aucher Frercs, Paris, nearly new. H. BILLENS. PERENNIAL RYE GRASS. A SPLENDID SAMPLE on sale. Early application necessary. Terms cash. Apply to JAMES DALY, Akaroa. JL B (il>lic 3Totico*4 MUSIC. MISS M. A. CONNELL will resume Teaching on Thursday, 26th January. Pupils received at their usual hours. EVENING SCHOOL. A GENTLEMAN is thinking of jLJL establishing an Evening School in Akaioa, if sufficient inducement offers. All those desirous of attending are therefore requested to send in a written memorandum to that effect to A. 8., Mail Office, Akaroa. SERICICULTURE. MR FEDERLI, Agent for the Government, has arrived in Akaroa for the purpose of explaining Silkworm Culture. The Silkworms are being rapidly hatched, and he will be happy to give every information to those who will call at his house, next the Church, Balguerie street. Those calling early will have a chanco of seeing the whole process. A. H. WESTENRA. BOROUGH OF AKAROA. VALUATION ROLL, 1882. TAKE NOTICE, the Valuation List for the Borough of Akaroa, for the year 1882, is now open for inspection at the office of the Borough Council, Akaroa. All objections thereto must be loft at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Akaioa, on or before the 15th day of February, addressed to the Assessment Court ; and a copy of every such objection must be left at the Borough Council Office, Akaroa, not less than seven days before the next sitting of the said Assessment Court, WM. SIMS, Town Clerk. NO CURE NO PAY. SCALY BLIGHT. T STEPHEN HUNT, of French 1 ~ FariTi, declare that I have discovered a cure for the Scaly Blight on apple trees, and am willing to impart the receipt publicly for Thirty Guineas, or to any individual for the sum of One Guinea, ou his giving a written guarantee not to divulge the secret, under a penalty of £50 payable to uic, STEPHEN HUNT, French Farm, Wainui.