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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 7, 22 February 1851, Page 8

DRAPERY AND HABERDASHERY. JFRASER begs respectfully to intimate • to the inhabitants of Lyttelton and Christchurch, that he has opened that Store, situated in London Street, and hopes by unremitting attention to business, to merit a. share of patronage. J. F. begs to assure the public that his goods are all of the best quality, selected from the English market, and he is also daily expecting a large and varied assortment from Wellington. Lyttelton, Feb. 15, 1851. ...;. WHITESMITH, BELL-HANGING, &c TT W. DERRY, WHITESMITH, -L-L* Bell-Hanger, Lock and Gun-smith, Tin and Iron-Plate Worker, Brass Lacquerer, and Bronzer. All orders punctually attended to. N.B. Smoky Chimneys cured. London Street, Lyttelton. A CARD. HENRY BEECHEY, SECTION No. 14, COLLEGE ALLOTMENT. A CARD. RICHARD BEAMISH, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND licensed Custom-House Agent, LYTTELTON, CANTERBURY. "A/TESSRS. BEAMISH will be prepared -"-^- on or after the Ist of February to receive sheep on thirds. They have secured the right to an unlimited quantity of prime pasturage, and from their experience in the management of stock, both in the mother country and the colonies, they trust, with their united efforts, to give general satisfaction. Parties may rely upon correct returns being made, and no culling. None but strong healthy sheep can be taken. For further particulars apply to Richard Beamish, Lyttelton. FOR SALE, A T the temporary Store of the under- -£*- signed, the following useful and well selected goods, consisting of Ironmongery, Hardware, Brushware, Glassware, Groceries, &c, viz., Mills, Wheat, Coffee, and Spice. Spades, Shovels, and Hoes. Adzes, Axes, and Tomahawks. Door-Locks, Hinges, &c, &c. Screws, Nails, and Tacks. Coal Hods, and Fire Irons. Dog and Halter Chains. A Surveyor's Chain. Ship Chain, small, daily expected. Trace ditto, ditto. Carpenter's Tools of every description. Chairs, English, Cane Bottom. Ditto, American. Buckets and Boxes in nests. Tinder-Boxes, Matches. Lamps and Lamp Cottons. Bath Bricks and Bellows. Tin Plates, &c. Gunpowder, Shot, and Caps. Paints, Oils, and Turps. Painter's Brushes.and Putty. Pipes, Fancy Clay, a variety. Cigars, Manilla, very fine. Sugars, Raw and Refined. Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate. Currants and Figs. Carraway Seed. Pickles and Sauces. Anchovies and Salad Oil. Ketchup and Spices. Soap and Candles. Blacking, Ink, &c. Sec. Tumblers and Wine Glasses. With Sundry other goods too numerous to mention, which will be sold at low prices for Cash by Richaed Beamish. PLEASE OBSERVE! Mr. Beamish has removed his place of business to the building known as the CustomHouse, on Section No. 6, Esplanade.