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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2814, 20 October 1903, Page 3

B Money. MONEY. b \y E HAVE £10,000 TO LEND c Freohold Beourlby in various sums. 0 MEAREB & WILLIAMS, y Solicitors, c Lavaud street, Akaroa, ' Attend office Little River first Thursday lc - saoh month also Duvduchetie's every S& c Day c MONEY TO LEND. g X^ E nave various sums of Trust and j " other Moneys for Investment &\ 0 Lowesb Current Rates of Interest. Borrowers can arrange to pay off in cum« bo Bu!t themselves. W. E. D. BISHOP, c „ , , „ 8ollo!tof Herrrrrd Street (;!);■•:,: I ere. Ohr..;Ji-,-....- ;- ---t j -BLACKS Al IT I ( B USIJNESS. LITTLE RIVER. TO" T. NORRUFI having taken over •* * • the Shoeing Brines* m, uc c ... ful y carried on by Mr Breslin, v .«hi-« to info in the Public ihat he i- t I t.. do all Shoeing aud general smith* and wheelwrighl'a work in nil its branches, he having secured the servics of a first class wheel- . wright 1 CHANGE OF BUSINESS ? CITY BUTO3ERY AND BAKERY Ylf H. HEMINGWAY begs to inform " ' • the public of Akaroa and the Bays that he has taken over the business and will do his best to serve them faithfully and , well with the best meat procurable, and will spare no pains to meet the wishes of all his customers. On these grounds he hegs to solicit a continuance of the support that has been given to his r.redeoesbor, Mr Lelievro. Many thanks for the support already received. W. H. HEMINGWAY, Akaroa, Railway REFRESHMENT ROOMS ADJOINING RAILWAY STATION LITTLE RIVER. Piemises are now under the'mau' -*■ agemect of Mrs R. Wright, and every possible care will be taken to ensure tho comfort of all customers. HOT MEALS at reasonable rateß on ih arrival and bef re the departure of every train. Refreshments at all hours for the convenience of those travelling. Excellent STABLING and good paddock ing for horses of residents on Akaroa aide of Peninsula or Eastern Bays who are visiting Christchurch by train. All other wants of travellers promptly and efficiently' attended to DRESSMAKING done on the premises MRS . FOFERT WRIGHT IT