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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 157, 7 January 1854, Page 3

JOSEPH DANN BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Christchurch and the Plains, that he has. comnjenced business as a geneval Storekeeper, opposite the Golden Fleece Hotel, and hopes hy always keeping- a supply of goods, and strict • attention to the wishes of the public, to merit a share of its patronage and support. Ohristchnrch, Dec. 31,1853. ~' FOR SALE, ELOUR, Tea, Sugar. Coffee, Eice, Oatmeal. Tobacco, Cigars, Mustard, Pickles, Woolpacks, Wool-bagging, Gunny-sack-Powder and Shot, Spirits in quantities of two gallons. Soap, Candles, Blue, Starch; *[ Tar and Pitch, Turps, Paint, Oil, - Boots and Shoes, &c, &c., &c. J. Dasn, opposite the. Golden Fleece Hotel, "' Christchurch. On Sale, ex " John Taylor," &c. WINDOW-GLASS, mattered, of a very superior description. Sizes in boxes 18 by 14, — 16 by 12, — 14 by 10, — 10 by 8. A LARGE assortment of the best description of English Ironmongery, consisting of ..Norfolk and other Latches Tower and other Bolts T and Butt Hinges of the best manufacture Glass paper *'Gimblets, Hooks, Screws, Eings Solder, Bar Tin, Measuring Tapes Brass and other Locks Brass and other Taps , Cart Traces, Chains Jockey Whips Double-strapped-Spades, Saddles, Bridles, Stirrups, &c. &c. ■ ' Men's and Youth's Watertight and Laced Boots of the best home manufacture .41 boxes of best flatted Window Glass, different sizes Table Knives, ditto with spring backs . -" .and guards, Steels, Pocket Knives, in great variety, Scissors, Sheep Shears, and other cutlery ' A few cases of modern English Books Stock Whips Shingle Nails, II inch American Axes, with handles. J. Shbimpton & Co. ON SALE, "COLOUR —superior quality, and Sharps. -*- Maize, Bran, Bailey, and Oats. Tea —Congou, Hyson, and Gunpowder, in Chests, Half-chests, and Catty Boxes. ', Coffee. Sugar—China, W. India, and Pampanga. Kice, and Raisins. Soap—Steel's Liverpool, and Soda Soap. , Tobacco. Candles—Moulds and Composite. Salt, Soda, and Bath Bricks. .Spirits of Tar and Turpentine, White Lead and Black Paint. ■ Woolpacks and Sheep Shears. American Brooms. . Iron Pots, Camp Ovens and Kettles, Shovels, ' ' Nails, Wheat Mills and Seives. New Zealand Rope. Kidderminster Carpetting & China Matting Blankets. London Cart, and Chaise Cart Harness. i Saddlery and Stable Gear. Brandy* Hum, Whiskey. Champaigne, Sparkling Mozelle, Hock, Claret, and Sauterne. - Madeira, Sherry, and Marsala. Maizetti's Ale and Porter in bottle. Truman's Porter in wood. ■ Sketching ; ,nd Tracing Paper. " White Basils. Pickles, Anchovies, and Easpberry Vinegar. . Grindstones and Eagstones. D. M. Laujrie.