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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 28, 19 July 1851, Page 2

SHOEING AND JOBBING SMITH, &c. HW. DERRY begs to return thanks • to the Inhabitants of Lyttelton and its Vicinity, for the kind patronage he lias hitherto received, and to announce that, having- engaged the services of a competent workman, he is prepared to execute orders for Wrought Ironwork, of every description. Guns stocked and Percussioned. Ship-Smithing, &c. Particular attention paid to the Shoeing of Horses. Hoes, Picks, and Grubbing-Tools, warranted of the best materials, always on hand. Winchester Street, opposite New Jail, June sth, 1851. Colonial Store! Colonial Store!! T Colonial Store!!! JAMES SWINBOURNE, the Proprietor of the above Establishment, has much pleasure in announcing to the Inhabitants of Lyttelton and Christchurch, and the surrounding Bays, that he has a large and varied assortment of useful goods, viz., Pilot Cloth Over-Coats, Pea and Monkey Jackets, Pilot Cloth Trousers. Moleskin do., Cotton Tweed do., a large assortment of rests, white, fancy, regatta, Scotch Tweed, and Striped Shirts, Cotton and Woollen Drawers and Under Shirts, a large and varied assortment of Cloth Caps, Patent Ventilating Beaver and Silk Hats, Drab, Straw, Bavarian, and Wide, awake Hats, Men's Belts, Calicos and Print Dresses, Mouslin de lame do., Bonnets and Uibbons, Plain and Cheeked Mouslins, Blue Serge and Cotton Under-Shirts, Blankets and Bugs, American Axes, Camp-Ovens, Kettles, Saucepans, Tin Plates, Quart and Pint Pots, Knives and Spoons, Pit Saws and Files, Spades and Shovels, Nails, assorted, Glasses, Tumblers, Decanters, Chamber Sets, Cups and Saucers, Plates, Cups and Jugs, Window Glass, Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Chocolate, Soap. Blue and Starch, Mould, Dip, Composition and Sperm Candles, Bottled Fruits, Jams, Honey, and Salad Oil. A large quantity of Timber always on hand. J. SS. also begs to state that he has been induced (from the many applications to have Boots made to order), to commence, and is now carrying on the Boot and Shoemaking Business in all its branches. From the large stock of English, HobartTown, and Sydney made Boots, as well as from the number of hands he has employed in manufacturing, he hopes to be in a position to suit all purchasers, and also such as honour him with their orders. Lyttelton, June 19, 1851. FOR SALE, Assorted Jams, Raspberry Vinegar, Elder Wine, Sago, Hops, Tea, Twine, Vinegar, Candles, Shingles, Nails, Spades, Flannel, Felt Hats, Blue Serge Shirts, Gernsey and Lamb's Wool Shirts, Gala Plaids, Orleans and Coburgli Cloths, Canvass, Coffee, Prices' Composition Candles, Currants, Muscatel Raisins, Figs, Wrapping, Writing, Foolscap, and Blotting Papers, also, a few dozen Gooseberry and Currant Bushes. Gilbert Pickett. Esplanade, June 19. Just Arrived from the East Coast. ONE TON PUMPKINS, One ion Onions, Seven tons Potatoes, 150 bushels Maize, \\4 ton Pork, And several excellent Live Pigs. Gilbert Pickett. Esplanade, June 27. To Builders and others, who are about to erect temporary & permanent residences. TO BE SOLD, a Quantity of Superior New and Second-hand Interior Fittings for Houses, selected in England with great care, consisting of Window Frames and Sashes, hung with lines and weights complete; Shutters ; excellent four-pannelled, square, and folding Doors, painted; Skylight Frames; Sashdoor, with frame and fan-light complete: hinges and fastenings are affixed to the above, which may be seen and purchased of Mr. Willoughby, at his Wharf, opposite the Association's Store, Lyttelton,