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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 183, 8 July 1854, Page 11

Ex Late Arrivals, And on Sale at Thac/cer's Store, Christchurck. "DRANDY, Old Tom -*-* Gin, Hollands, Port, Sherry, &c. Ale and Porter, in bottle and wood Golden Syrup, essence of Lemon, &c. Jams and Jellies, very fine Flour, Oatmeal and rice Onions, potatoes, carrots, parsnips Tea, coffee, whole and ground Sugars, raw and refined Hams, Bacon and beef Spices, Pepper, cayenne and black Arrowroot and Sago Apples, Currants and raisins Cheese, Cork butter, eggs Coarse and fine Salt Alnmn, Soda Starch, blue Tobacco, cigars, pipes Powder, shot, caps Earthern and hollow-ware Cane seated chairs, American Baking tins, panikins A few Butter kegs , Nails, all sizes Rope, twine, &c. Wine glasses and decanters ■Corks, in variety Potatoe and corn sacks Pen and Jack knives Hammers, candlesticks Pens, ink, paper and envelopes Pocket and memorandum books Holloway's pills and ointment .Castor ..oil and Epsom salts Arsenic Drapery. Pilot cloth Cord, moleskin, &c. Tweed and Pilot coats Blankets, Flannels Hosiery, in variety Denim, American stripes Gingham, Chintz Towels, Linen Diaper Damask, roll muslin Prints, large and small patterns, at i-educed prices Velvet, ribbon, gloves Shirts and shining Irish linen, Jaconet, muslin Grey and white calico Ir's and Agnes robes Children's frocks Eed, Twill, and blue shirts ■Coburfr, Delaine, and Cashmere dresses Babies' hoods and boots Opera and silk neckties Pocket handkerchiefs Watertights, in variety Ladies' and children's cloth and leather boots Side combs, tooth brushes Boot and silk laces Tapes, cotton and linen Thread, white, black and green Trimmings, braid Hooks and eyes, Buttons. J. E. TgACKEB. To Stand this Season. A T the Royal Hotel Ghristchurch, the •£*- thorough bred lurse "LEADING ARTICLE" by Sir Charles, out of Brunette. " Leading Article " is a handsome dark brown horse, free from white, now rising six years old with an excellent constitution. Leading Article was foaled at Nelson, where he won the Leger in 1852, beating Mr. Timlin's Gipsey Queen, and on the following year, the Ladies' purse,beating Mr. Godfrey's horse Silvertail, and Mr. Newcome's mare Vesta/ Leading Article carrying 131bs over weight: distance one mile 366 yards, run in 2m. 21s. Leading Article was trained for the Nelson races in 1853, and was the favorite for the Victualler's purse, 3 miles, against Mr. Eedwood's celebrated horse Glaucus, and Mr. Newcome's horse Joe Miller, but broke down in the race through an injury he had sustained in the fetlock; notwithstanding, running a good second with Glaucus. Terms, £b 55., a mare. Leading Article will be limited to 30 mares. Parties wishing to put mares to him, will please to make early applications as he will not exceed the above stated number of mares. J. Fetjth. Royal Hotel, Christchnrch.