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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 594, 24 March 1882, Page 1

Shipping. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEAUNDJ.IMITED. QTEAMERS WILL BE DESPATCHED NORTHWARDS. , S.S. HAWEA .. Tuesday, March 21 SOUTHWARDS. S.S. PENGUIN ... Thursday, March 23 Rates of Passage (including meals) Saloon. Steerage. Single Return Single Return Lyttelton 15s. 245. 10s. 16s. Dunedin 40s. 645. 255. 40s. Return Tickets available for three months Passengers must take tickets beforegoing on board. ** Cargo Rates. Lyttelton (to and from) ... 10s per ton ( General cargo ... 17s 6d „ From J Produce (flour, oats, t* Dunedin j wheat, oatmeal, po- ( tatoes) 15s „ Note.—ln the case of cargo from Dunedin, the above rates cover railway charges to, and wharfage dues at, Port Chalmers. W. H. HENNING, Agent, The Wharf, Akaroa. *in A royal' MAIL STEAMER T I T A N." FROM LYTTELTON TO PIGEON BAY, AND THENCE BY COACHTO AKAROA *VpHE favorite p.s. TITAN leaves the JL Lyttelton Watermen's Whnrf on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS, At 9-30 a.m., for Pigeon Bay, leaving •the Bay at 12 noon, catching the 2 p.m. train, Lyttelton to Christchurch. FARES :— Single ... ... 5s Return 7s 6d -The Steamer is open -.or Engagement for Picnic and pleasure parties on moderate terms. „ Refreshments obtainable on Board. CAMERON, BROS,, Lyttelton. i in ' immummnßg Education EVENING SCHOOL. A GENTLEMAN is thinking of establishing an Evening School in Akaroa, 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. * EDUCATION. \\ R MACLINTOCK, from GlasjLVj gow Training College, has Vacancies for two or three Boarders. Pupils trained for the Civil Service. Latin, French, German and Mathematics taught. Comfortable Home, and Terms i Moderate. Apply— ALEX. C. MACLINTOCK, Schoolhouse, Duvauchelle's Bay. Hu-iineNM Notice* BARRY'S BAY STORE. "•"A TESSRS BRODERICK & CO. jWA. beg to announce that they have opened the Store in Barry's Bay (formerly owned by Mr Latter; as a Druggist's (find General Store. Mr Broderick being a Pharmaceutical Chemist, the drugs will be most carefully dispensed, and all prescriptions made up accurately. The diseases of horses and cattle have also been studied by Mr Broderick, who keeps a large stock at medicines necessarily used for their relief. A well-aseorfced stock of Drapery, "tJroceries, Stationery, and other requirements on hand. All goods kept areot tbe beet quality, and are disposed of at the lowest prices compatible with a f'.iir profit. Teeth nu'efally extracted. Note address— BRODERICK & CO., Barry's Bay Stor