INTERESTING a,2aLJbFSOUVENIRS AND CRAFTS^Lmi- ■ WALNUT COMPETITION DAILY DURING HOLIDAYS CALL IN FOR INFORMATION. BY THE MAIN WHARF, AKAROA
Paul and Judy at the HARBOUR VIEW TEAROOMS wish to offer their personal invitation to visitors and holiday-makers to come and enjoy the friendly atmosphere of Akaroa as we celebrate Settler's Week. Our Increasingly popular Devonshire Teas with freshly baked scones will be available at a reduction of 50c per person during the celebrations. And Kids, don’t forget our daily fishing competition HARBOUR VIEW TEAROOMS 69 BEACH ROAD, AKAROA. PH. 261
FINE CONTEMPORARY CRAFT DISPLAYED IN A GALLERY SETTING. OPEN 7 DAYS 45 Rue Lavaud Akaroa. Ph. 514
QUIET, PEACEFUL LA RIVE MOTEL 7 Modern Units Kb 1 Rue Lavaud, Akaroa. Ph. 281 • French Breakfast eSpa Pool. • Honeymoon Suite. •Pre-school Children Free. - Waterbed. • Fenced Garden, Play Area. - Stereo/Radio Cassette. •Baby Sitting Arranged. Hosts: Marie & Tony Rhodes. Extensive Local Knowledge.
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