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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2128, 16 February 1897, Page 3

FREEHOLD P&OP&RrY-K ->- JLE/CON'S BAY. \ \/| R. R, t/ATTER hie nsj*iTp-V IVJ instructions'from MrJOHNi OOOPRR, «. * ' TO SttbL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ; "AT THB SALtiY AtfDS, iDUVAXJCHEJLLE'S BAY., ■ 'F'KIDA'-y.'ttA'RdH'fitfit, »tl pm , TWO WAIiUtfBLE IBIaTTEIS, , Lβ 'BON'S BAY, Cdjotafaing 120 acres Atid '66 acres'resppclively, and comprising some of the best cocksfoot"lftttd in the Bay; An'd"as'the o*ner'hae ttti present Intention of retnming to New ZeaUnd, these Farms are to be offered for absoia te sale. Full particulars on applica*iun toW. H. Hargreaves, Esq., Bank 61 Ne» Zealand, Akaroo, or the Atfctroneer. Terms at Sale. R. LATTER. ; Auctioneer. FREEHOLD PKOPEUTY, LE BON'S BAY. MR. R. LATTER has received instructions from Mr Jacob: Karalus, who is leaving the Peninsula, to offer for sale by private treaty, until the 31et inst., and if not sold then, to sell by public auction at the Sale Yardp, Duvaucbelle's Bay, on Friday, March stb, 1897, at one o'clock, bis compact FARM OF 96 ACRE*, ; Comprising some of the best land in Lβ Bon's Bay district, and fronting on the Main road between there and Akaroa : securely fenced, well watered, and divided into seven paddocke, on fifty acres of which is now growing a grand crop of cocksfoot seed. The buildings, which are almost new, include 6-roomed ; Dwelling House, Dairy, large Cowshed, Stable, etc., with garden and orchard adjoining. Aβ Mr Karalus is leaving the district, he has decided to offer his Farm for. absolute sale, so anyone with a small capital has an opportunity that seldom occurs on the Peninsula, of securing a highly improved dairy farm close to a bulter factory, on very easy terms of payment. Possession will be given on the 80th April, and the stock and dairy plant can be taken at a valuation if required. B. LATTER, i Auctioneer.

Special Announcement* Men-of-Wak ' SPORTS. ( THE following is the proposed programme of Sports to be beltl on the Recreation Ground, Akaroa, on SATURDAF, FEB. 20th :— 1. Tug-of-war, for ships' crews, 15 men a eide, first prize 30s, second 15s. 2. Novel Race, prize 10s. 8. Wheelbarrow Race, 50 yards, prize ICe. 4. Tug-of-war, Ships v. Peninsula, first prize 30s, second prize 15fli 5. Sack Race, 75 yards, prize 10s. 6. Singlestick Competition, open, prize 10s. 7. ilace for a pig,- prize the pig. 8 Egg and Spoon Race, 100 yds, prize 10s. 9. Menagerie Race, open to the Committee only, prize ss. Events 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, for men-of-wars men only. The Committee request the Peninsula' residents to do their best individually to make the day a success. ANNUAL RAM FAIR: (Under the auspices of the AKAROA COUNTY FARMERS' ASSOCIATION), \ WILL be held on TUESDAY, MARCH 2nd, AT »HB ; PENINSULA BALEYARDB, ; DUVAUCHELLE. \ ENTRIES ./; Ohe Shilling, CLOSE with the undersigned on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd. ; CHAS. W. LEETE, Secretary, i TO MY PENINSULA CLIENTS.; I BEG to notify that I have REMOVED my OFFICES: from No. 173 to No. 132 Manchester! street, Christchorch. The new premises' are exactly opposite my old offices> ' FRED. CROSS, ! Seed and Produce Broker, i 182 Manchester St., Christchurdb. EORGEDEARSLYis giving the VJX Very Best Value in Ladies' Sunshades, Umbrellas, Uloves, Hosiery, and all Household Drapery ; also a Xtnas Present of 2s in the & to all Cash bqyersj WANTED purchasers for Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, Youths' Colonial Tweed Suits, Men's Tweed Suite, the very Best Valne ; Xnaas-box 2s in the & allowed for cash. GEORGE DEARSLY