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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2467, 18 November 1868, Page 1

For Sale, SHEEPSHEARS* NOW : LANDED, c-x Light Brigade, a parcel of Rogers' celebrated SHEARS, manufactured on a new and improved principle, ; i ■•■•■•■' 'TWENTYMAN & COUSIN, ! 1250 c \ Cathedral Square. ..,, AMERICAN BUGGIES. mHB UNDERSIGNED, have on sale, at I JL greatly reduced prices, ten very superior THOMAS & E. PAVITT. SEED BARLEY.. SUPERIOR SAMPLE for Sale, grown by . the Rev Mr Bluett. . 33ic .:E. S. DALGETY & CO. RAM LAMBS. i>URE-BRED Prussian MERINO RAM L LAMBS, for sale. For full particulars, apply to '; MILES & CO, 597 c.. , " Christehurch. ORBY'S SHEEP SHEARS J :'■ ■ '■ ■■■ ;•': Ii «d PER PAIR, GO URLAY & CO'S, ECONOMY HOUSE, . ,HI G H STRE ET, Opposite the Borough HoteL 1899 ) .ON SALEBY THE-UNDERSIGNED.: OAA DOZEN Scotch driedßennets • - 'wy V ■ Cheese presses •• Curd presses J '•Curd cutters ":.,:Cneese vats, 20,25, and 30 lbs. w: HARGREAVES & CO,. 8695 c' Lyttelton. I > '•''■ >.D.L. TIMBER. (YN: SALE, by the Undersigned, ex ) ; Southern Cross from Hobart Town—- ' 60,000 feet 3 x 2,4*2,4 x 3, 6x2,8 X 3, 7x3,8x 3, 9 x 3,10 X 3,4 X 4. 6x4,8x4,9x4 35,0*0 i feet broad palings I •• 13,000 6do do do , I . 346,000 shingles. i ','„■:': WM. MONTGOMERY k CO. J - Cashel street, Christehurch. C 1397 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCIIURCH. |qN> SALE,' BY THE UNDERSIGNED' ;■''■ Sheep shears, by Robert Sorby, i. & H i Sorby, Wilkinson, and j Ward and : Payne ' : ■ ■ . \ Turkey stones, pitch, tar, raddle, lamp j ■ black, and oils j S self sheaf-delivery reapsrs, by Bwgess 1 plain bed manual sheaf-delivery reaper, by Burgess and Key 1 self swathe delivery reaper (Lord Kin- ■ naird's patent), by Horniby and Sons Scythes, reap hooks, and brush hooks Cheese presses, cheese vats, curd mills, 1 milk pans, butter prints, &c., &c. . A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BUILDER'S AND GENERAL FURNISHING i IRONMONGERY &o. HAWKES & STROUTS, :20'l9cIronmongers and General Importers. rnPHE UNDERSIGNED HAS 1 JUST' . RECEIVED, ex Blue Jackst, Croquet, club sets, boxwood, and latest improvements . Cricketing materials (bsit makers) . Pocket and table cutlery (Lockwood's) 3 cases of meerschaum and briar pipes—the latest improvements and shape* j . fulling tackle complete !. : ■ Wills' Bristol birds-eye, ihag, cavendish, tobaccos, &c. , Clay pipes, Broteley's, Milo'i, Burnt', and Reynold's,,purified clays of the ; latest shapes , Cigars- and tobacooi of the finest brands ' And a large assortment of other jgoodi, too numerous to particularise. B,SIM?SON, HighStre»t,Christ«hureh, Opposite the Bank of Australasia, . P.S.—Arrangements are made with the Home Houses for, rsgular shipments of the above.', ■ .'.,:, c 2020 I'MlicationsINGUSH' AND EUROPEAN NEWS x TEE MAIL.—A. paper containing the ,news, the principal leaders, a welldigested summary, and all interesting matter from The Timet. The newspaper hitherto known as IheEveningMail, having become the property of the proprietors of 'Me Times, is new published twice a week, under the'title of The Mail, at the price of threepence per copy as heretofore. The days of publication will be Tuesday and Friday, and each paper will contain the news , and all matters of interest appearing in the three previous numbers of The Times, which will thus be .rendered available, in a cheap and convenient form, for .persons residing abroad or. in ; the colonies. Subscribers can obtain The Mail through Newspaper Agents, or may have it from th« Publisher, «n pie-payment, at Prihting-House Square, London. ' 8578 Conveyances. CHRISTCHURCH, JHALSWBLL, TAI TAPU AND LINCOLN ; ROYAL MAIL COACH [. i A YES the PosUSoe, Lincala, on U and titer SATURDAY, Not. 21, HVERY SATURDAY k WEDNESDAY Morning at half-past Sev« a.m. Tht riturn coach leave* th« ;Whlte Halt Hetel, Christchurch, at half-jast 3 p.m. sami days. ' ■■■••■ i r., . ..< :;, ,11 :;;; y ; .J.JrH.ERRICK, . 8c "."."' Fwpriitor,