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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 196, 16 September 1854, Page 10 (Supplement)

ON SALE, Ex " Eagle, "from Sydney, and other late arrivals. QA CASES Geneva **v 3 hhds. Martell's Brandy 10 qr-casks do. 15 do. Scotch Whiskey 15 hhds. Bum 10 cases Burgundy 6 cases Sherry 20 do. Port 10 do. Whitbread's bottled Ale 10 do. Dunbar's bottled Porter . 8 bags Coffee 2 do. Sago 2 do. Arrowroot 12 half-chests Congou Tea 8 boxes do. 4 bags ground Pepper 2 cases Sardines 30 tins biscuit 18 tierces beef 2 hhds. Geneva Sydney Tweeds ALSO, Various samples of Sugars and other groceries 10 doz. Bridles Sperm and Composite Candles 1 case Curry Powder Fine and coarse salt Bice Lath nails Starch Corahs Biscuits, in tins, of various sorts Several invoices of hosiery, haberdashery, &c. Sidby & Le Cren. ON SALE, At the Kaiapoi Stores. FLOUR. Tea, Sugar (various sorts) Coffee Sperm and Tallow Candles Soap Geneva Bope Salt, (Liverpool and Dairy) Sacks and Sacking. Also, a large assortment of Goods just arrived, ex "Eagle," from Sydney. Geo. C. Black, Agent. Ex Steamer " Nelson," and late arrivals. Q/"\ HALF Chests Tea, superior brand ZJ\J 10 Chests do. do. 20 boxes (catties) extra fine teas 10 bags Mocha coffee 40 do. Java do. 10 casks fine table rice 100 bags assorted sugar 10 tierces fine Sydney beef 40 boxes Sydney soap 100 bags dairy salt 5 hhds. Hennessy's brandy 10 octaves pale do. 50 cases gin, in bond 20 do. do. duty paid 10 hhds. W. I. Bum, 50 dozen Marzetti's fine old port and sherry, in bottle 20 cases real Tslay whiskey 30 do. St. Julien claret 5 hhds. Trueman's stout 10 baskets champagne 2 cases stockmen's boots 1 do. shoemaker's thread 3 bales well assorted slops 1 case ladies' cashmere dresses 1 box ladies' bonnets ALSO, To arrive per " Norman Morrison," and " Thetis,'' 30 hhds. No. 3 ale, direct from Burton on Trent ,j 400 dozen Mavzetti's ale and porter 8 cases of Messrs. Fry and Son's celebrated cocoa and chocolate And a shipment of assorted clothing, selected for thi3 market Bobeet Waitt. Lyttelton, 26th July, 1853. SHOES. T?NGLISH made nailed Shoes, the best •*-* yet imported, very cheap. Inwood's Store.