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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LXXIII, Issue 3452, 13 November 1914, Page 4

LAYING OUT GARDENS. ME T, LACKNER, of Beaci Road, Akarca, who has had expert experi" enqe in laying out gardens and in all riches of flower and vegetable gardening, wishes to annonnce that he is prepared to undertake- work immediately. Ho has b knovvleflge of pruning rose trees, fruit trees, thrubs, etc , and can attend to any plants ior the coming stuson, either flower or vegetable. * Kindly address letters c/o Post Office Akaioa, i KOYAL MAIL MOTOR COACHES AKABOA AND LITTLE RIVER. ■piLKINGTON'S Motor Ccaahos leave 1. J- Akaroa daily at S a.m. to connect with mid-day train at Little River. Every Tuesday the motors will leave Akaroa at 12 o'clock, returning from Little River at 1.30 p.m., on and after TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4, Mail oar -will run as U3ual, leaving Akaroa. 9 a.m., returning 11.10 a,m, from Little River. FARE 7s. Children from 3 to 12 Years Half j pricp, ' 281b. of personal luggage is allowed free of charge, .Over that amount Id, per lb. will ; be charged. , ' Telegrams: Pilkington, Akaroa. Telephone No. 5. Akaroa. C.O'BEILLY SHOEING AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, COACHBUTLDER WHEELWRIGHT AND COACH PAINTER Uuggies, Gigs, Traps, Dray eto., built am repaired. Tyreing done on the shortest notice; Rubber Tyres supplie if required. Secondhand traps bought, sold, or exchange d STUD. TO STAND AT AKAROA I mum oiLLORS j 2 17, by Earold Dillon, imp,, dam GralaI nette, imp) TERMS—Season, 3Jgs.; Guarantee, sgs. ETIENNE E. LeLIEVRE.