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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2753, 27 February 1903, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICE. . DESIRE to notify my numerous Cue* ■*• tomera in Akaroa and the Bays Lh»*t 1 have this day disposed of my old'established business to my eon, LOUIS J. VANGI -Nl who will carry it on on tho same sound nes as hitherto. 1 taka this opportunity thaokiig the Public generally throughout town aud country for the liberal euppott accorded me during the past 25 years, an J respectfully solicit a continuance of irat support on behaif of my son. JOSEPH VAIVCrIOiNI. Having taken over the Business as noli' fied »bo\p, I c:n assure Customers and tho : PuVic that I will sock nothing but tk« bett of Cfi.er:»l Men linn iisp, Oilmen's Stores, (It, end that all Oidere entrusted to me will bo can fully executed anu promptly despatched. I am a buyer of CHEESE and COCKSFOOT at highest mirket prices. LOUI- .1. V \N(iIOM Akaroa, January 1, 1903 L. J. VANGIONI, PENINSULA GENERAL STORK. AKAROA Public Notices. TV/TESSRS. TIIACKER BROS., Okaio'H Kav, Purohafe;s of More Mieep and Cattle MEDICAL. I WISH to contradict the revolt that I have raised na/ fees. V\. H. RARGREAVES. LOS T . BETWEEN Chorlton unci Duvauohelle'a Bay, Gold and blue Euumel PIN Reward. Apply to DAVID (,ILLIE-\ Duvauchelle'a. O-j REWARD. LO3T on Monday l»st from Little River, a rough Uir. il COLL lE—black, and white hair intermingled—auswere to the name of Mick. Anyone giving information of, or delivering tho dog at Web ster's stableF, Lit le River, w.ll receive the above reward. LITTLE RIVER RACES. SHOULD inducement ofl'tr, a trip will be run to and from the LiUle River Races on March 10ih, by the s s. Piraki and Coach. Rtturn fares 10j. Intending passengers should book at once at Mr Burland's Hotel, Akaroa. B. BARKER, Duvauchelle'e. B. HENNING, Akaroa. TRESPASS. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that anyone fonnd Trespassing on my land at Barry's Bay, R.S. 14848 and 16374, will be PROSECUTED with the utmost rigour of the litw. S. JOHN&ON, Barry's Bay. February 21, 1903. CHANGE OF BUSINESS. CITY BUTCHERY AND BAKERY. [BEG to thank my customers for their support during the past three years and inform them that I have disposed of the Business to Mr W. H. Hemingway, in whom I place the highest confidence, and for whom 1 solicit the Eame kindly assistance that has been given to myself. E. F. LELIEVRE In reference to the above, beg to inform the public of Akaroa and the Bays that I will do my beet to soive them failhfally and well with the beat meat procurable, and will spare no pains to meet the wishes of all «iy customers. On these groands I beg to olicit a continuance of the support that has been given to my rredeoeßbor, Mr Lelievre. I have taken over the business from November Ist. W. H. HEMINGWAY. Akaroa, November 1 1902