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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 977, 22 March 1862, Page 8

EX MARY MERRILL. MESSRS. TAYLOR & CO. HAVE JUST BECBIVBD THE FOLLOWING FRESH ASSORTMENT OF GOODS FROM AMERICA, WHICH THEY OFFER, FOB, SALE AT LOW PBICE3. CHAIRS, wood and cane, arm and rooking Bedsteads with and without testers Bedsteads, trundle, for children Waskstands Toilets Tables, saloon and dining Chamber sets, marble top, grained oak .Ditto ditto drab and gilt Ditto ditto arch top; pink, and buff Clocks, marine, gothio, cottage and fancy Lamps assorted Rope, Manilla and bolt, lin. to 3in. • .Oars ' „,..:■.:,. _...,.. ■ ■ ■■.■, „■"'. ;■ ■..■.; , Broad axes Socket chisels, fin. to 2in. Goal oil Nails assorted Coal Cement Anchors assorted Chain cables, fin. to fin. Stoves, cooking Leather, sole and kip Soap, common and fancy White lead Paints, blae, green, and black Linseed oil boiled Trunks ' ' . Tea Molasses. Syrup Sugar crushed j Cordials and bitters, Brandy Whiskey, Monongahela and Bourbon Bum, Jamaica Gin, Holland Tobacco, Cuban twist j Cigars, Havannah and London Cider, champagne Spices, pepper, ginger, cloves, &c. Coffee, Rio. and Java Flour, Nonpareil Oilcloths Sou'westers Lumber, rough and planed Shingles, cedar Boots and shoes Dried apples Dried currants _ Preserved meats, pickles, syrups „ Sauces, olives, fruits Ploughs assorted Axe handles Cultivators j ;■-.■•, Churns, cylinder, thermometer, dash j and air pressure Chaff cutters Harrows i Horse powers ' Saw mill Grain mills Grist mill Grindstones Farm mill \ Meat cutters Sausage fillers Corn planters Hand carts Wheelbarrows Trucks, store and wool Ladders : Butter workers Cheese presses : Ox yokes and bows Hay rakes Scythes and shathes Baskets Post augurs Wheeljacks Bush hooks Flails Garden reels Chains, draft and log Grain cradles Rat traps Apple pearers Carpet sweepers Pickaxes . .. Suction and force pumps Well curbs Pump chains ' And a great variety of wooden ware, such as Buckets, tubs, pails, baskets. Clothes pins, cradles, velocipedes Children's carriages, clothes lines Barrel covers, knife trays, dippers, brooms Washboards, mats, bowls. Apply to TAYLOR & CO., Norwich Quay. January 27,1862. 622 FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. ""VTOKES and Bows, Cheese Presses, Post JL Augurs, Bush Hooks, Grain Shovels, Sheepshears, Butter Workers, Fruit Pickers, Grain Cradles, Manila Rope, Boring Machines, Harrows, Grain Mills, Stoves, Curd Cutters, Folding Ladders, Blocks, patent and common, Oars, Boat Hooks, Wool Hooks, tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars, Weighing Machines, Axes, and other articles. TAYLOR <fc Co., 227 . . Norwich Quay. CHRIST'S COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND. THE Rev. G.Cotterill, Second Master, is prepared to receive boarders into his house at the College. His terms are the same as the Head Master's, namely, Fifty Guineas a year, washing included. For further particulars, enquire of the Rev. G. Cotterill, Christ's College. OCT. MATHIAS, Bursar of the College. March 25,1861 179 ~~~ FOR SALE, A VERY powerful active grey horse, suitable either as a carriage or general draught horse; Apply to MR. BEARD, Riccarton. FOR SALE IN DAMPIER'S BAY, A FEW BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. Apply to J. JOYCE, Watchmaker, Christchurch. Terms—Easy. 81 THE BEST REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION. CAMOMILE PILLS X RE confidently recommended as a simple but •*-»- certain remedy for Indigestion. They act as a powerful tonic and gentle aperient j are mild in their operation; safe under any circumstances; and thousand* of persons can now bear testimony to the benefits derived from their use. fc °ni in.b i ottleß ftt !«• lid., 2s. 9d.,and Us. each, wZT^'WoaF**' md Storekeepers in all Houses °rdeW t0 be made Pa yable b^ XVI