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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2825, 27 November 1903, Page 3

efiuaaidciwia .3u»Uce« 164, Gashel Street, Christchuroh. VU ILL be Phased to receive Consignments of WOOL, SKINS, BIOCK, GRASB SEED, CHEESE, PIGS, ETC., for Sale, makieg Cash Advances againct same. We undertake Lending Money at Lowest Current Rates on all olasaee of Security. Consign Wool to •• MATSON'S, ADDINGTON." single bales, suoh as locks, pieces, bailies, rams fleeces, or mixed fleeoes, consign "MATSON'S, CHRIBTCHURCH." For Shipment, or for Sale by sample Ulo, consign " MATSON'B, LITIEL TON, advising us when doing so. Thanking Peninsula growers for past favours, and looking forward to oon tinued confidence and support in the future. We ere, youro faithfully, fl. MATBON & CO.

iy|- KSbRS IHACKER BROS. Okain s B^T"Purchasers of Store riheep and Cattle 1~?IND OUT~ SOMETHING ABOUT YOURSELF.— Handwriting is the truest index to your character. The tail | of your G may show rmanneeß, whilst the j tormir gcf a T may show generosity. Do not send for one if you dial ke plain ing Enclose postal note for Is or 15 penny stamps and self addressed '.stamped envelope to INDIA, Post Offne, Palmereton North. "change of business. I BEG to infoirn the Public that 1 have disposed of my Blacksmith's Business to Mb, 0. GOODWIN. Whilst thanking those who have so well supported me, I trust that they will grant a continuance 0 iheir custom to my successor. JAMES A. BELL. IN reference to the above I have to state that in taking over Mr Bell's Ishall tpire no pains to thoroughly satisfy any of his customers who gract me their support, and having a first, class Shoeing hand, feel certain that I can give full satis fwlion " 0. GOODWIN. Akaroa, Sep f . 17th, 1903. COWSLIP CALF MILK. INTERESTING TO FARMERS. TACKMAN AND LORD, "The Far *) mere' Exchange," corner Oashel and Manchester Streets, have been appointed AGENTS for BANKS PENINSULA AND CHEVIOT DISTRICTS, for the famous COWSLIP CALF MILK Packed in 1001b, 501b, and 25.b Bags. There is absolutely no failure where this ood is ueed. One trial will conviuce you at once. Retail at our Stores, Christchurnb. J. HicLENAGHAN BAKBB AND CONFECTIONER, BftiCH ROAD. AKAROA. BEUS to notify the public of Ak&roa and nut rounding Bays that he has com meuced the Bakery and Conftctiotery Bdb nes3 on June Ist, and will be pleaecd to eeo all old friends and customers. He hopep by strict attention to business, and civility to customers, to merit a fair share of support. Bread will be delivered daily at current rates. Orders promptly attended to Note Address— J. MoLENiGHAN, Beach Road, Akaroa. INGRAM'S Afternoon Tea Rooms Are etill patronised by Residents of the su rounding district and Visitors. Agent fok' Messrs Jones and Son?, the well kiHJtvn jewellers, of Lhiistchurch. For Best selected Tropic <1 and Local Fruit CALL AT ING RAM'S. lor 'J? to date Confectionery and Biscuits. CALL AT INGRAM'S, Foe Best Chris-church marlo Favalty-\ German Bauaage, Pork Fies, etc., CALL AT I N G R A M ' S BEACH ROAD AKAROA

Money* MONEY. yjTB HAVB £10,000 TO LEND Freehold Seonrlty in various Bams. MEARES & WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Lavaud etreeb, Akaroa, Ifctond office Little River first Thureday ta atoh month also Dnvduohelle'a every Bat Da? MONEY TO LEND. WE have various eume of Trust and other Moneys for Investment e>\ Lowest Current Rates of Interest.' Borrowers can arrange to pay off in enmi to suit themselves. W. E. D. BIBHOP, 8olloltot» Hereford Street Chambers, Christchurch blacksmith business, little" eiver. WT. NORRISH having taken ever • tho Shoeing Bneicesa $0 successful y carried on by Mr Breelin, wishes to jufotm the Public that he is prepaiel to do all Shoeing and genera! smith* and wheelwright's work in all its branches, he having secured the services of a first class wheelwright CHANGE OF BUSINESS CITY BUTCHERY AND BAKERY. WH. HEMINGWAY bege to inform • the public of Akaroa and the Bays that he has t'.ken over the bueinesa end 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 predeoesuor, Mr Lelievre. Many thanks for the enpporb already received. W. H. HEMINGWAY, Ak»roa. Railway REFRESHMENT ROOMS /DJOINING RAILWAY STATION LITTLE RIVER. rpUESE Premises are now under the man" -*- agement of Mrs R. Wright, and every possible care will be taken to ensure the comfort of all customer?. HOT MEALS at reasonable rates on th arrival and bef re the departure of every train. Refreshments at all hours for the convenience of those travelling. Excellent STABLING and good paddock iog for horses of residents on Akaroa side of Peninsula or Eastern Bays who are visiting Chrisbohurch by train. AH other wants of travellers promptly and ifficiently attended to DRESSMAKING done on the premises MRS. ROBERT WRIGHT NOTHING LIKE THGH ...