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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 33, 23 August 1851, Page 2

Ex Gazelle from Launceston, and on Sale by the Undersigned. 20,000 Feet of House Timber, V.D.*L. 20,000 five ft. Paling, do. 20,000 Shingles, do. 20,000 Hawthorn.Quicks, do. 5 Cases Slops. ... i 4 Cases Jams, V.D.L. ;> 2 Casks Honey, V.D.L. 500 Choice Fruit Trees. J_ 6 Wheelbarrows. Hp 1 Case Lucifers. ~ » ■ 8 Casks Port Philip Beef. 1 Ton Europe Rope, assorted sizes. 6 Anchors, from 50 lbs. to 300 lbs. 4 Chain Cables l-16th of an inch, half ditto, 3-Bths ditto, 3-4ths ditto. Blocks, Marline, Houseline, Log lines, Mast Hoops, Jib Hanks, Twine Canvas, Nos. 4 and 5, &c. &c. Patekson & Go. London Street, Aug. 8. A CARD, RICHARD BEAMISH, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, licensed Custom-House Agent, Lyttelton, Canterbury. GENERAL STORE. ~T^ AMILIES can procure Groceries of the -*- best quality, at the lowest prices, at the Store of the undersigned. Timber, and Nails of all sizes, for House building. New Zealand Rope, various sizes. Window Sashes and Glass, various sizes, Putty, White Lead, Paint, Oil, &c, &c. Richard Beamish, Commission and Custom House Agent. Storage for a feiv Tons of Goods. No. 6, Esplanade. Superior Port and Sherry, IMPORTED fromß. DtmcAN& Co., 43, Lime Street; are justly celebrated in Wellington, the other Settlements of New Zealand, and even in India. Parties can have one dozen and upwards at the lowest possible price for such wine. Richabd Beamish, 6,Esplanade, Lyttelton. Colonial Store! Colonial Store!! Colonial Store!!! TAMES S WINBOURNE, the Proprietor *J of the above Establishment, has much pleasure in announcing to the Inhabitants of Lyttelton and Christenurch, and the surrounding Bays, that he has a large and varied assortment of useful goods, viz., Pilot Cloth Over-Goats, Pea and Monkey Jackets, Pilot Cloth Trousers. Moleskin do., Cotton Tweed do., a large assortment of vests, white, fancy, regatta, Scotch Tweed, and Striped Shirts, Cotton and Woollen Drawers and Under Shirts, a large and varied assortment of Cloth Caps, Patent Ventilating Beaver and Silk Hats, Drab, Straw, Bavarian, and Wideawake Hats, Men's Belts, Calicos and Print Dresses, Mouslin de laihe do., Bonnets and Ribbons, Plain and Checked Mouslins, Blue Serge and Cotton Under-Shirts, Bla»&sts an,d Rugs, American Axes, Camp-Ovens, Kettles, Saucepans, ' 'i Plates, Quart and Pint Pots, Knives and Spoons, Pit Saws and Files, Spades and Shovels, Nails, assorted, Glasses, Tumblers, Decanters, Chamber Sets, Cups and Saucers, Plates, Cups and Jugs, Window Glass, Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Chocolate, Soap. Blue and Starch, Mould, Dip, Composition and Sperm Candles, Bottled Fruits, Jams, Honey, and Salad Oil. A large quantity of Timber always on han<|{ J. S. also begs to state that he has beed induced (from the many applications to /have Boots made to order), to commence, and i-Lnovr carrying on the Boot and Shoemaking Business in all its branches. From the large stock of English, Hobart Town, and Sydney made Boots, as well as from the number of hands he has employed in manufacturing, he hopes to be in a position to suit all purchasers, and also such as honour him with their orders, iyttelton, Jnno 19, 1851.