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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1407, 1 June 1865, Page 8

Por Bitle* " IRONMONGERY STORE, HEREFORD-STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BUILDERS' AND GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, NAILS, TOOLS, &c. Threshing cloths and tarpaulins Paints, oils, turps and varnish Sheet iron, lead, zinc, and brass Fencing wire, horseshoes and nails Portable forges, complete Tar, pitch, whiting, plaster of Paris Bedsteads, mangles, pig troughs Enamelled slate chimney pieces Copying presses, complete Single and double barrel guns Leamington ranges and register Btoves Portable galvanized furnaces, complete Galvanized boilers, garden rollers Sofa springs, earthen filters Galvanized R. W. pipes and spouting Aviary netting, wire fence strainer# Warner & Sons' pumps Tack trucks, in wood and iron Avery's platform machines, from 3 to 10 cwt. „ scales and counter machines Ploughs, by Barrett & Exall 1 Hornsby's 11-row general purpose drill 1 3-horse power threshing machine, by Johnson & Son, Leicester 1 Cotton-wick cutting machine Malt mills and chaff cutters Cheese presses and vats and curd mills Also, Port and sherry, from Standring, Bros. Bass' ale and Guinness' stout, bottled by Child & Co., Leicester Square Huntley & Palmer's Reading biscuits To arrive, per Rachel and Greyhound,— 150 packages of general Birmingham goods, including complete fittings for harness room, galvanized game netting, threshing cloths, &e. 4097 c • HAWKES & STROUTS. OR SALE. AT VERY LOW PRICES, SIXTY CASES SINCLAIR'S HAMS AND BACON, In splendid condition. HENRY JOS. HALL, 4160 c Cashel street. ENGLISH BOTTLED ALE. BURTON ALE IN HOGSHEADS. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, ENGLISH BOTTLED ALE, In quantities not less than 5 cases, at 9s per doz quarts; 5s per doz pints. BURTON ALE, In quantities not less than 5 hhds, at £4 10s per hhd. c 5157 E. S. DALGETY & CO.

ENGLISH BEER. QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. English pale ale, guaranteed sound, at £5 per hogshead, cash. HAWKES & STROUTS. Hereford street, Christchurch. c 2958 Jg U L B S Hyacinths Narcissus, mixed „ Grand primo „ Grand Monarque Tulips, mixed colours Jonquils Crocus, mixed colours Anemones, fine double, mixed Ranunculus, fine mixed Gladiolus, mixed Liliums, Lancifolium sorts „ Candidum „ Tigrinum Tritonea aurea Ixias, sorts Spanish Iris Babiana, sorts Ornithogalum (star of Bethlehem, Hemerocallis Zephyranthes &c., &c., &c. 4577 c W. HISLOP. HALLETT'S PEDIGREE NURSERY WHEAT. 78 BUSHELS OF THIS CELEBRATED WHEAT FOR SALE. PRICE THREE GUINEAS PER BUSHEL, FOR CASH ONLY. THIS WHEAT is a very large, coarse-grained, red variety, and is mainly remarkable for its extreme productiveness, frequently yielding in England so much as 108 Bushels per Acre, where it still sells for Seed at two guineas per bushel.

The yield in Canterbury this season has been 78 bushels from one and a half bushels of grain sown on one acre, so late as the 31st of last July, being fully two months beyond its proper season for sowing. The one and a-half bushels of seed was imported last season, at a high price, from the farm of Mr. J. Parlby, of Brentwood, in the south of England, where this variety of Wheat is extensively grown; and high prices have been offered for its re-exporta-tion to England, after two seasons' growth in Canterbury. The Canterbury Pastoral and Agricultural Association at their recent exhibition awarded a first prize to a, 3 bushel sample of this wheat. To aid in its distribution, and to assist in more fully testing its merits, any quantity will be supplied from One Quart to One or More Bushels. No notice will be taken of any orders which are not accompanied with a cash remittance for the quantity ordered. W. WILSON, 4736 c Nursery and Seedsman. QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. TO ARRIVE PER GREYHOUND. One mile of best scrap galvanised wire continuous sheep and lamb fence, of six wires, consisting of— 19 bundles of wire ■50 bundles of standards 8 tubular straining post 2 winding gate posts 48 screw pins and nuts 1 box of tools Also, Five miles, similar to the above, with five fieldgates to match the above, 8 feet 6 inches wide. A plan of the above can be seen at the offices of the undersigned; and full particulars as to price and terms can be obtained on application. BESWICK & BIRCH, Kaiapoi, 15th April, 1865. c 4471