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NOTICE TO STOREKEEPERS AND STATION MASTERS. r SMIE undersigned have the pleasure to announce ■*- that they have opened a store in London Street i'or tlie Riilo of every description of Merchandise, and have just landed ex Sebastopol:— 100 boxes patent sperm candles 7 orates earthen ware 1 hhd. China 1 do. fancy China and Parian ornaments 2 do. holloware 57 kegs paint 4i do. metallic paint 20 barrels pitch and tar 2 do. rosin 10 firkins putty 6 drums turps 2 cans Brunswick black 20 cases best London soap 1 case fancy tablet do. : 1 do. blue, &c. 1 do. black lead, &c, 1 cask blacking 2 bags glue (Town) 3 cases fancy brushware 2 casks household do. 10 cases olive oil 4 do. meerschaum and assorted pipes 1 do. fancy toys 1 do. do. flower stands and shades 1 do. race glasses and telescopes 3 do. iron bedsteads 1 do. assorted inks 1 do. do. stationery 1 do. grindery 1 do. twines 2 bags steel tacks 3| tierces tobacco 4 qr.-casks port 12 bundles galvanized iron buckets 1 case carbonate soda The undersigned import to order all kinds of English and foreign goods. Orders for indents on the English markets will receive every attention. SHEWRY & SMITH, 508 Lyttelton. HARRIS'S CLOTHING MART, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. THE Proprietor of the above Mart begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has received per Mystery a large assortment of clothing, consisting of— Men's fancy tweed and angola coats Men's fancy and black doe coats Men's blue searge Brighton sacks Men's pilot cloth reefing jackets Men's black and fancy doe trowsers Men's fancy tweed and angola trowsers Men's Bedford and worsted cord trowsers Men's drab cord and moleskin trowsers Men's double and single breasted vests in every variety of style and material Youths' and boy's clothing in every variety of style and material adapted for best and common wear The hosiery consists of— Plain and fancy Crimean shirts Long cloth and regalia shirts Florintine cloth aud Scotch twill shirts Blue searge D. B. shirts Lambs wool and merino undershirts Welch flannel, long and short sleeves, do Franklin and navy worsted frocks Merino and brown cotton pants Shetland and lambs wool full and half hose Lining, collars, and beauford ties Also, a very superior assortment of silk and cotton handkerchiefs India rubber and white cotton braces Men's, youth's, and boy's leather belts Canadian and French felt hats Rifle felt caps, silk and leather lined Cadet,, navy and military cloth caps Fancy tweeds, and black cloth caps Boy's fancy caps in every style. Please observe the address, —Harris's Clothing Mart, first house south side Cashel Street, Colombo Street, Christchurch. 649 IRONMONGERY STORE, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. A large assortment of builders' and general furnishing ironmongery, nails, tools, &c. Drawing paper and imperial, brown do. Rick cloths, 25 x 25, and 30 x 30 Thrashing ditto, 21 x 16, and tarpaulins 18 x 12 Chimney pieces, fenders and five irons Enamelled mangers and stable grates 1, 3, and 4 light hanging and bracket lamps sft. 6in. and 6ft. lime screens and sieves Powerful field glasses in leather cases . American and patent metallic churns Mail axles and springs, white lead and plaster of Paris 2 qr.-casks and 12 octaves port and sherry, from standing brands 2 cases Huntley and Palmer's Reading biscuits To arrive in the Matoaka:-— Sixty-five packages, consisting of whiting, lamp black, pitch, colza, raw, and boiled oils, white lead, putty, varnish, dryers, plaster of Paris, &g. 1 case planes and knives for reaping machines 2 cases Huntley and Palmer's Reading biscuits. Orders on the home market for .machinery executed on liberal terms. HAWKES & STROUTS, General Importers and Ironmongers, Architects, Surveyors and Land Agents. Christchurch, Jan. 27, 1862. 629 T)ER LATE AND EXPECTED ARMVALS. Fine colza oil Castor oils Volatile suits Cream of tartar Tartaric acid Carbonate of soda Sulphur Blue vitriol Alum Amber rosin Soft soap Purified Epsom salts " saltpetre Fine Bermuda arrowroot, &c. Also, Medical bottles Glass feeding bottles Fancy soaps Barclay's and Childs' night lights Papier dv Monre Fine Turkey and honeycomb sponges Violet powder Perfumery in great variety. 49 At the Apothecary's Hall, Christoimrch. SADDLERY AND HARNESS ROOMS. CASHUL STREET, C II RISTCHU R C H . EX MYSTERY, and to arrive per Matoaka and Victoria— " : Saddlery, harness (single and double), whips Horse clothing, diaper rugs Punthor and leopard dog cart aprons Bits, spurs, brushes, &c, &o. A liberal allowance to Stove keepers. ■ JOHN C. ANGUS, Importer. Jan. 24,1862. 668

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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 967, 15 February 1862, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 967, 15 February 1862, Page 7