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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVI, Issue 907, 20 July 1861, Page 1

WOOL AND OTHER COLONIAL PRODUCE. v TH E Undersigned are cash buyers of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, &c.: or they will make most liberal cash advances on consignments to their friends in Sydney or London. J J J. T. PEACOCK & Co., Wharf. rpHE undersigned import to order all kinds of J- machinery for saw and flour mills, thrashing machines, &c. Orders for indents on the English markets ought to be forwarded as early as possible to insure against unavoidable delay. J. T. PEACOCK & Co. - . Lyttelton. fTIHE Undersigned are Cash1 buyers of -L Wool, delivered at Christchurch, Kaiapoi, Timaru, or any other shipping places »n the coast. MILES & Co., Christchurch and Lyttelton rjIHE Undersigned are Cash Buyers of -1- Wool, Sheepskins, Wheat, Barley, and Oats, and are prepared to import, direct from Boston, all sorts of American Goods, on the most liberal terms. - at • i;'« T TAYLOR & CO. Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. - WOOL, OIL, &c. ~~~~ ' THE Undersigned are c^ buyers of Wool, Oil, Bone, Hides, Sheepskins, and other produce, and will make liberal advances on consignment to their correspondents in London Liverpool, or the Colonies. COOKSON, BOWLER & Co., Lyttelton and Christchurch. WOOL AND COLONIAL PRODUCE. fJMLE undersigned are buyers of wool, tallow, r" sheepskins, and other produce, or will make liberal advances ;on the same, consigned to their friends, MESSRS. DALGETY & CO., London and Melbourne. . DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Dunedin and Oamaru; DALGETY, BUCKLEY & CO., ' Lyttelton and Christchurch. "J\TOTICE.— The undersigned is a cash purchaser -»o of Fat Pigs of all sizes, in any quantities. DAVID LEWIS, • Colombo Street, Christchurch. THE EERRY WHARF IS now open for the reception of Wool, Grain, and all oiher kinds of Produce. Wool carefully weighed and marked previous to shipment. A. D. BROWNE. EX GLENTANNER. .. LONDON AND PARIS HOUSE. S. L. & A. ELLIS BEG to inform the inhabitants of Canterbury that they have received by the above vessel a large assortment of FASHIONABLE WINTER GOODS, comprising— Dresses, mantles, black and colored piece silk velvets; black, white, and colored, French merinos ; white, pink, and sky-blue glace silks; sky-blue and pink French de lames, ball and evening dresses, ladies' and children's trimmed hats, velvet and silk bonnets, crinoline; coarse and fine, roagh dunstable ditto, black and brown ditto; rich dark fancy bonnet ribbons, real lace falls, chenille, hair nets; white, sky-blue, scarlet, and mixed scarlet and black flannels, white and grey calicoes and sheetings, towellings, white and colored hosiery in great variety, haberdashery, &c, &c. ~~~~ BUTTER. ~ TUST RECEIVED,—IO kegs best Cork O Butter. FREDERICK MOSS. TO STOREKEEPERS. JUST RECEIVED,—Paper Bags —sugar, tea, *J bonnet, and.confectionery. Wrapping Papers —small hand, double ditto, bag cap, imperial brown, grocers' coarse blue and grey. Printing Paperswhite and blue demy, colored double crown and double demy, white double demy. J. HUGHES, Cashel Street, opposite Mann's A 1 Hotel. GOLD DIGGINGS. TENTS, various,sizes, made expressly for the use of miners Miner's Manuals, also Gold Ready Reckoners Melbourne Newspapers by every mail steamer J. HUGHES, CASHEL STREET, Opposite Mann's Al Hotel. NOTICE. " POISON is laid for DOGS on the Run of the undersigned, in consequence of parties living in Arowenua Bush allowing their Dogs to run at large and destroying my sheep. I further give notice that persons crossing my Run for Pig Hunting or other purposes, their Dogs will be destroyed without further notice. All Horses or Cattle found on the Run after this date, will be impounded and charged five shillings per week per head. No thoroughfare through my paddocks. W. HORNBROOK. NOTICE. A LL CATTLE trespassing, after this date, on •£-»- my run, No. 80, between the Waimakariri and Lake EHesraere, will be charged ss. per head every offence. JOHN H. CATON. June 12,1861. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. ALL Debts owing to me up to 1860, if not paid within one month, legal proceedings will be taken to recover the same. ALFRED DRAYTON. Riccarton, July 10,1861.