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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1230, 3 May 1864, Page 8

For Sale. FOR SALE AT STORES OF THE UNDERSIGNED, TO CLOSE SHIPMENTS ON HAND. BURTON and YORKSHIRE ALES, in hlids. and barrels, in lots of 10 hlids and upwards, at £6, duty paid. DALGETY) bucklby & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. March 1, 1864. 1371 c jP O R SAL E . EX BRILLIANT, From Foo Chow, via Melbourne. 250 chests | 300 halves v Medium and tine: congous 300 boxes ) DALGETY, BUCKLEY & CO., 1564 c Lyttelton and Christchurch. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. Ex Bahia, Canterbury, Tiptree, Derwentwater, and to arrive. Brandy, Hennessey's pale, in quarter-casks Brandy, Martell's, and C. V. P., pale, in cases Brandy, Jules, Robin & Co., pale cognac, bulk and bottle Whisky, Kirkliston, in qr.-casks Geneva, in case, key and anchor brands Old torn, Sir W. Burnett's, in case Ale and stout, Bass', Victoria stores, Byass' &c., in bulk and bottle Port, Rutherford, Drury & Co.'s, in hhds. and quarter-casks Port, Offley's, superior, in quarter-casks Sherry, Rutherford, Drury and Co.'s, ditto Sherry, Duff, Gordon & Co.'s, ditto Sherry, Gonzalez and Dubose, supr. amontillado Claret, champagne, and sparkling hock Flour, Adelaide, Beeby and Dunstans, and other brands Sugar, Mauritius, Java, Company's Pieces Sugar, loaf and crushed ditto Raisins and currants, new fruit Mustard, white and blue starch, Colman's Sardines, quarter and half-tins Salmon, lib. to 2lb. tins Salad oil and castor oil, pints and half-pints Sauces, Lea and Perrin's, pints and half-pints Orange, lemon, and citron peel Rice, best Carolina, in kegs ! Sago, best, pearl, in kegs j Congou, chests and half-chests Coffee, finest plantation, in barrels. Arrowroot and tapioca, in tins Candles, Belmont sperm Soap, Sydney and Liverpool Matches, Letchford's japanned boxes Manila rope, assorted Corn sacks, woolpacks, 10lb. Tobacco, negrohead Tobacco, sheepwash, destroyed leaf Spirits tar and turpentine Raw and boiled linseed oil Blasting powder Black fencing wire ; No 4, 5, and 6 White long cloths, Horrock's A 36 in. ditto ditto B „ ditto ditto H „ ditto ditto M 2 „ ditto ditto M 32 „ Grey calicoes, 36-inch Grey sheeting, 72 „ White sheeting 80 „ White ser{,e, Scotch and English Blue blankets, 10-4 & 11-4 Red blankets, 10-4 & 11-4 White whitneys, 9-4,10-4, 11-4, & 12-4 Men's Bedford cord trousers Men's doeskin and fancy Tweed trousers and vests Do. do. do. sack coats Do. do. do. suits Men's blue pilot American jackets, bound and stitched do. Aberdeen, £ hose, lambs wool and bound cotton do. do. Long kersey drawers do. White regatta and Crimean shirts do. Black and bine diagonal cloth sack coats Black, brown, and sattara cloths Men's and Boys' Panama straw Leghorn and felt hats. do Fancy Tweed, and silk Palmerston hats &c., &c., &c. HARGREAVES & CO. Lyttelton, Feb. Bth, 1864. c 874

ON SALE, BY Taylor and co Christciiurch and Lyttelton, Anchors, cables, rope, axe-handles Axes, buckets, brooms, tubs, baskets Stoves, churns, paints, white-lead Oars, scythe-handles, scythes Tobacco, tens and half-pound Cavendish, sheepwash Cigars, cider, rum Brandy cock-tail, lemon syrup Sarsaparilla, sewing machines Lamps and kerosine, dried apples Salt, shovels, firewood, saws and horses Blacksmith's coal, bricks Blocks, chests of carpenter's tools complete Clothes wringers Nails, matches, sausage machines, fillers Furniture of all descriptions Rubber manufactures Oysters, lobsters, salmon preserved . Salted mackerel, hake, salmon, and porlc Flavoring extracts, oilmen's stores, hams AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, viz.— Ploughs, hayrakes, hay and manure forks Corn planters, cultivators, horse-powers Threshers, separators, stump machines, Grain cradles, cheese presses Harrows, bullock yokes and bows Barrows, 8 feet chains, picks c 1183 DRAPERY AND CLOTHING STORES, TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. BETHEL WARE HAS ON SALE the following GOODS, just arrived from London, ex Parisian:— Ladies' dresses Ladies' shawls Ladies' mantles Camlets and poplins 6000 yards wincey to 2s 6d per yard Flannels and calicoes 5000 yards Hoyle's prints, at English prices French kid gloves Hosiery and haberdashery Lace goods of all kinds Ladies' hats, trimmed and untrimmed Ladies' patent leghorn bonnets Artificial flowers, bead dresses, &c. A great variety of fancy goods White and coloured blankets Sheetings and towelings Carpets, hearth rugs Table linens, napkins Oil cloths, mattings, &c. Ready made clothing A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VERY SUPERIOR GOODS, Consisting of all the new winter materials, in Tweeds, doe skins, &c., at 60s the suit and upwards Inverness capes and overcoats Waterproof coats Waterproof Inverness capes Pilot jackets Moleskin and cord trousers Serge shirts, sheepskin leggings Serge drawers, guernseys, &o. &c. 2671 HIP! HIP I HIP 1 HURRAH! GOLD. GOLD. GOLD. AT. J. ROWLEY'S Original Cheap Tin Shops, High street, Christciiurch, for Sale— Gold washing dishes Fryingpans Billies and iron buckets, suitable for the Diggings Pannicans and tin dinner plates, 4d. each. April 26, 1864. 2549 BLACK IRON FENCING WIRE for sale by the Undersigned, Nos. 4 and 5. URQUHART MACPHERSON. Lyttelton, December 14, c 6363