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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 978, 26 March 1862, Page 1

FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. THE Favorite clipper Brig WINDHOVER, 350 tons burthen, R. Wood, commander, will sail for Sydney as soon as her inward cargo is discharged. For- Freight or Passage apply to the Owners. J. T. PEACOCK & CO.« Lyttelton, 18th March 1862. 1183: £N consequence of the buildings next door to Messrs Gould and Miles not being completed by the time specified, J. C. BROOKE and CO. have taken those premises next door to Miss Skilli - corn's, and intend commencing business there on or about MONDAY NEXT. Christchurch, March 18,1862. 1168 JC. BROOKE & CO., Pharmaceutical Chem- • ists, in calling the attention of the inhabitants of Canterbury to.the following list, do so with confidence; all'the articles being of the best quality and personally selected from extensive assortments and with a due regard to a reasonable price for a superior | article, viz.:— : Polished, tortoiseshell, and ivory backed ladies', gentlemen, and cliildrens' hair brushes, Coate's patent, Riramels, Kent, and other makers, ivory, bone, and indiarubber backed tooth brushes. Indiarubber, tortoiseshell, bone, stained, and ivory dressing and small tooth combs, fine Turkey and honey comb bath and childrens' sponges, ladies' hair pins, &c, Jean Maria Farina's, Jersey, and other celebrated maker's Eau de Cologne, in octagon glass, and wicker work. Rimmel's andPinaud's lavender water, toilet vinegar, jockey club, cosmetique, bandoline, &c. Roland's, Price's, Cleaver's, and Delcroix's macassar, oil, odonto, kalydor, perfumes, pomades, violet powder, court plaster, gold beater's skin, &c. Piesse & Lubin's last importation, viz:—Jockey club, rondeletia, kiss-me-quick, stolen kisses, box-; bis-ears, wood violet, white rose, frangipanni, tooth and violet powder, &c. Papier moure, fine healthy leeches, &c. Riramel's, Cleavers, Piesse and Lubin's, West of England, and Richardson's fancy soaps. Gold and silver capped smelling and toilet bottles, ivory and boxwood and glass stoppered Preston smelling salts, vinaigarettes, &c. Drugs from Hodgkinson, Herring, Baiss Bros., and other well-known London houses. Patent, and other medicines. Holloway's pills and ointment. Norton's and Cockle's pills. Murray's and Dinneford's fluid magnesia Steedman's powders. ; . Kay's, Scott's, and Morrison's pills. Dr. L. S. Smith's pills. Day's sarsaparilla, farmer's friend, worm stone, and a great many others too numerous to enumerate. Medicated spices, &c. Also, 100 gross ginger beer corks. 100 lbs. essence of lemon. Christchurch, March 10th, 1862 1089 ~~~ NORTON TANNERY, LOWER LINCOLN ROAD. MESSRS. J. ESKETT & CO. beg to inform Saddlers and Shoemakers that, since the arrival of their Currier from England, they have been enabled to turn out and have now on sale at the Tanneiy, LEATHER of all descriptions, which they consider will bear comparison with any of European manufacture. They have also, generally on hand, neatsfoot oil, size, long and short hair. 1116 LYTTELTON AUCTION MART. MR. EDWARD GENET will Sell by Public Auction, at his Stores, Norwich Quay, EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT 1 O'CLOCK Goods and Merchandise in lots to suit purchasers. Terms Cash. 515 ESSRS. L. E. NATHAN & CO., beg to announce' that their Retail Business will be discontinued from this date, and that it is their intention to open their new and commodious premises in High Street, in the GENERAL COMMISSION & AUCTIONEER BUSINESS; and take this opportunity of thanking the public of Canterbury for the very liberal support accorded to them for the last five years. Their new premises will afford every facility for the FBEE storage of such merchandize as may be placed in their hands for sale; they are also prepared to make liberal cash advances-at the current rates of interest on land, stock, Ac, which may be given them for positive sale, and to treat with equal liberality, sheepfarmers, woolgrowera and others, in purchasing, selling, or transmitting wool or other produce to their Agents in London or the neighbouring Colonies. Indents executed for British and Foreign goods, on terms to be agreed on. Christchurch, March, 1862. 1224 SAMUEL LOCK respectfully informs gentlemen about to erect houses or other buildings in Christchurch or its vicinity that he has been appointed by Mr. J. T. Fisher an agent for the sale of the excellent STONE raised from his quarries, to be delivered in Christchurch at the following very moderate prices, for cash, viz :— FOR RED STONE OR PORPHYRY.' Rubble, 18s per cubic yard ; plinth, 12 x 12, Is 6d per foot cube; piles, not exceeding 18 inches in length, Is. 9d, and from 20 to 24 inches in length, 2s each. FOR HARD OR GREY STONE. Rubble, 24is per cubic yard ; plinth, 12 x 6 inches, Is per foot run ; ditto 12 x 9 inches, Is 6d per foot run; small stone for concrete, 15s. per load. Letters addressed to the advertiser, and left at Messrs. Dann & Bishop's, will bo promptly attended to. 1188 LINCOLN COTTAGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. MRS. ALABASTER will (God willing) beprepared to receive her pupils for the Second Quarter, 1862, on Monday, April 7. In the case of new boarders, as early notice as DOBsible is requested. * ■ • CHARLES ALABASTER. Chmtehurch, March 12,1862. 1084