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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 60, 28 February 1852, Page 1 (Supplement)

ON SALE, AT the Stoke of the Undersigned, 100 Bushels MAIZE. J. G. Fyfe, London-street. COOKSON, BOWLER, and Co.~ HAVE received, ex Fatima and William Hyde, invoices of the following goods, which they will dispose of to Storekeepers on advantageous terms. Brandy, in Hhds., Superior Old Port, Sherry, Madeira, Champagne, and Claret, in cases, Do. Old Tom and Geneva in qr. casks and cases, Bottled Ale and Stout, London Porter, in hhds., West India Rum, Camp Ovens, "Water Pipes, Newcastle Grindstones, Blistered and German Steel, Roman Cement, Linseed Oil, White Lead, Coal Tar, Mc Neil's Asphalted roofing Felt, (strongly recommended as a cheap and durable roofing,) 5 Bags Clover and Grass Seed, 130 Cases and Casks of Groceries and Oilman' 3 Stores, well-assorted, 5,000 feet of seasoned American Pine, Irish Linens, Diapers, and Towellings, Brown Holland, Huckaback, Bed Ticking, Russia and Forfar Sheetings, Lawns, Ginghams, and Unions, Corn Sacks, Wool Packs, Tailor's Canvas, Navy Canvas and Duck, Nos. 1 to 6, American Ash Oars, 25 tons House Coals, 21 do. best Smithy do., 1 cask Ironmongery and cutlery, A -large assortment of Files, Champion's Vinegar, in qr. casks, Double Gloucester Cheese, Oatmeal, Split Peas, Pearl Barley, 1 Cask Hop Cuttings, Six pairs Folding Cottage Windows. CABBAGE PLANTS, ETC. X AAA Early YORK CABBAGE, O»,\J \J KJ 5,000 Early Sugar-Loaf do. 100 Red Pickling do. 1,000 Green Curled Borecole, 3,000 Green Curled Savoys, 2,000 Cauliflower, 2,000 Early White Cape Brocoli, 2,000 Grange's White do. 1,000 Cabbage and Cos Lettuce, 1.000 Green Curled Endive. W. Wilson, Nurseryman. Bricks, Christehurch, Dec. sth. New Seeds for Present Sowing. LONG SCARLET RADISH. Drumhead Cabbage Lettuce. White French Beans. "Yellow Swede Turnip. Yellow Aberdeen do. White Globe do. White Stone do. White Dutch do. White Nepaul do. From the middle of February to the end of March being the best period of the year to sow Turnips so as to secure a supply of these useful roots for winter use, stubble or especially Potatoe Land being at once available. W. Wilson, Nursery and Seedsman, Bricks, Christehurch. Boots! Boots! Shoes! Shoes! ON SALE, ex " Fatima," & " Columbus," at W. H. Hutchinson's Shoe Shop, London Street, opposite Mr. Wormald's, Gent's Wellington Boots, Do. Cossack's do. Do. Oxonians. Do. Brussels Carpet and Buckskin Slippers. Ladies Cashmere Boots, Do. Cloth. Do. Patent. Shoes, Do. Leather. Men's Strong Lace Boots, Women's do. do. Youths' and Boys' do. do. Do. do. Light Cossacks. Girls' Strong Boots, Do. Shoes. Children's Boots and Shoes, all sizes.