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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVI, Issue 929, 5 October 1861, Page 9 (Supplement)

SADDLERY, HARNESS, WHIPS, EX CHRYSOLITE. Cases of Saddlery, &„., Lave been sent to the undersigned, as SAMPLES from one of the leading firms in London, and are now open to inspection, viz. :- Side saddles—hogskin, plain and quilted, with leaping heads, &c. Gentlemen's best hogskin, stock, bullock hide hand other saddles Victoria, Hanoverian and other ladies' bridles in variety Pelham, Weymouth snaffle, head stall, and other bridles Breast plates, martingales, head collars, FitzWilliam girths Horse rugs, girths, roll and breaking tackle, sponged Stirrup irons, leathers, saddle straps, spurs Patent carriage and gig bits, entire and other bits, brushes Dog cart lamps, patent reflectors; candles for do. Whip sockets, combs, dandy brushes, halters Four-in-hand carriage, break, and dog cart harness Tandem, out-rigger and market-cart harness Driving, hunting and jockey whips, twigs in silver, &c. ni 1 4 im. • 11. i. JOHN c- ANGUS. Cashel street, Christchurch.

IVTOW LANDING, and for Sale by the lA Undersigned, the Cargo of the Brig Windhover, consisting of— 103 tons coal 8 dozen pairs bellows 1 pair smith's do. 100 boxes pipes 100 camp ovens 150 dozen American axe handles 5 casks sheet zinc 10 dozen manure forks 12 dozen square prong do. 14 dozen potatoe do. 40 do. hoes and rakes 25 sets flour scales 2 dozen sets copper do. 50 pannelled doors 6 rolls sheet lead 12 cases American hatchets 1 pair 32 in. bellows 2 iron monkeys 30 rolls spiced beef 1000 pieces iron spouting 4 casks whiting 50 boxes window glass 25 cases American clocks 27 tons Adelaide flour 40 chests tea 60 half chests do., 50 boxes do. 20 tons sugar, pieces and Manilla 50 tubs candy sugar 3 tierces tobacco, 5 tons Patna rice 20 qr. casks Cosens' sherry 20 qr. casks Hunt's port 5 hhds. Hennessey's pale brandy 50 cases Booth's old torn 50 cases Geneva 15 tons Sydney soap 2 tons plantation coffee Half ton white pepper 10 bales hops, 30 cases Batty's pickles American brooms, American tubs 7 bales gunny bags, 2 baker's hand carts 20 horse drays and carts 2 bullock drays 2 Whitechapel carts and harness Invoices of drapery Invoices of boots and shoes. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. TO ARRIVE PER NORDEN from London, daily expected. 200 boxes sperm candles 150 casks ale and porter —Allsopp's and Barclay's, bottled by Friend 70 hhds. Bass's Nos. 2 and 3 ale 5 tons London soap 8 cases St. V. arrowroot 10 barrels Cochin ginger 5 cases patent groats 5 cases Fry's cocoa 10 cases Fry's chocolate 30 cases pint pickles 20 cases lobsters 2 tons Carolina rice 5 half-tierces negrohead tobacco 15 qr.casks Martells brandy 30 barrels pieces sugar j 10 crates assorted crockery 8 trunks Cookham watertight boots 40 dozen Foster's extra strapped spades Invoices of lustres and flannels J. T. PEACOCK AND CO. TO SQUATTERS. TjlOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. 20 tons sheepwash tobacco 50 casks sulphur 100 casks soda crystals 10 kegs raddle. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. FOR SALE, THE interest in the unexpired lease of 145 acres of LAND on the Papanui road, one mile and a quarter from Christchurch, fifteen years to run; all fenced in to various sized paddocks and cultivated; one paddock of 12 acres in red clover .and ryegrass; one of 11 acres in mixed Also,'—s acres freehold LAND, with a large house thereon, with well stocked garden, good well of water, large stockyard, shed, piggeries, and other improvements, all as in the occupation of Mr. I. T. Swinbourne. The above will be sold together or separately if required. Apply to J. T. PEACOCK & CO., Lyttelton; or MR. THOMSON, Christchurch. WOOL. THE Undersigned are prepared to make liberal Cash Advances on the incoming Clip of Wool, and on Sheep Station Property generally. J. T. PEACOCK and Co. September 20th, 1861. JUST LANDING FROM THE NORDEN. DIRECT from the growers, a great variety of English Meadow Grass and Clover Seedß* R. BRUNSDEN, # Market Place. September 13th, 1861. ON SALE. SPRING WHEAT, White Fusion, Seed Wheat, grown from imported seed, and proved to be the quickest growing wheat in Canterbury. R BRUNSDEN . Market Place. September 13th, 1861.