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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1241, 26 May 1864, Page 6

- For Bsble. ■ ' STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!! KITCHEN RANGES and KITCHENERS, in great variety, adapted for coal or wood, just, arrived per ship Parisian. They are of the latest . improved principles, and of the best English manufacture.. They will cook for from eight to fifty per- » sons, with well-ventilated ovens. Will bake pies, ■ pastry, puddings, meat, and bread with less fuel than any ether rango now in use in the colony. ALEXANDER MEIN, . Manchester street, Christchurch. r Adjoining Aikman, Knight and Co.'s timber yard. ; 2975" _ . j THE UNDERSIGNED have FOR SAM some; really first-class directly-imported BUGGIES; and EXPRESS WAGGONS. Also, some fine wellbred Hacks and Hariiess Horses, as well as Match ' Pairs. 'I ■ A fair and thorough • trial given previous to pur- ! chase. : ■ - ' Apply at Cobb and Co.'s Office, next Birdsey's : Bl # Hotel - t . G. COLE & CO., | 110 o Proprietors. j IRONMONGERY STORE, Hereford Street, Christchurch. QN SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED. A large assortment of builders' and general furnishing ironmongery, nailsy tools, &c. Drawing piper and grocer's paper Rick cloths, 30 x3O, and 21 x 16.6, and tarpaulins. Chimney pieces and fenders' Kitchen ranges, and American cooking stoves White lead, paints; oils, turps, &c. Sheet and hoop iron, horse shoes and nails Hip, shower, and sponging baths ' Pewtfer beer and wine measures, funnels, &c. Wire netting, sheet zinc, and brass Portable forges with vices and tools complete pitch, tar, whiting, and plaster of Paris Bedsteads, cots, mangles, and pig troughs Also, Ploughs, by Barrett, Exall,'& Co. 1 Hornsby's 11-row general purpose drill 1 cottoti wick cutting machine Malt mills, chaff and turnip cutters, &c. .1 pair handsome carriage gates 1 currier's leather press Also, Port and sherry from Standring Bros. Manners'- London pale ale in hhds. Huntley and Palmer's Reading biscuits Just arrived in Parisian and Indian Empire. 142 packages Birmingham goods, consisting of , sheet zinc, brown paper, sash, weights, . horse shoes ? ; v Double-barrelled guns, smith's bellow's* children's cots Wax matches, -jockey seives, nursery, fenders, &c, &c. : . i 255 bars and ,29 bundles iron, and 5 tons fencing v?ire 96 barrels Guinness' stout and Bass' pale ale 2 casks Sheffield, carpenters', and garden tools 2 cases Huntley and Palmer's Reading biscuits 63 packages Birmingham goods, consisting of weighing machines, hay forks,- slaters' tools, &c.; &c. ~ 20 tons iron fencing wire Register stoves and marble mantelpieces To arrive in Countess Seafield, . - • 3 packages fencing staples, bedsteads, and pig ..: troughs 'p ' .' . . In the Durban. . 7 packages London tinware In the Golden Sunset. 20 torik fencing wire, Leamington ranges, ploughs, galvanized iron spouting and pipes, 'gatden engines, &c. Orders on the home market for machinery ■ executed on liberal terms. HAWKES & STROUTS, General Importers and Ironmongers, Architects, Surveyors, and Land Agents. - Christchurch, March 26,1864. ; c 1846 THOS. WILLIAMS begs to inform the inhabitants of: Canterbury that he has now ON iSALE at his STORES the undermentioned IGOODS.— Ship and other chain of various sizes... . Kitchen ranges, fitted with copper boilers : Register; shop, and other stoves. _ ■ Large assortment of fenders arid fire irons Holloware, tea, coffee pots, &c. NaQs, Ewbank andbthers ; Locks, builders ironmongery in general : ; Caipienter's tools, London springs, saWs, &c. . i- Sheetbrass,and. copper,ofanygauge Galvanized tinware,'spouting, p«ir foot j Buckets, cosll sctittleis; hodfe, &c; Springs, axles, &c., of different sizes Dung and hay forks Also, A quantity of agricultural implements and machinery Chain harrows, £7 10s Scarifiers, : £8. ' . THOMAS WILLIAMS, .. ''' BLACK AND WHITESMITH, BELLHANGER, MACHINIST, &c., Corner, of Montreal and Tuam street.;: ; N.B.—All kinds of pumps and piping supplied, land krtesian wells bored. 2779 : ..' v 'on sale, I'" ' ■ ' rn A Y L O R AND C O ;. 1 Chrmtchdeoh ANb LriJTfeLToir, • • Anchors, cables rope, 1 Axes, buckets. brdoms, tubs 1 , baskets Stoyesj churns, paints, white-lead "• Oars, scythe-handles, scythes 1 Tobacco, :tens and half-pound Cavendish, sheepwash Cigars, cider, rum Brandy cock-tail, lemon syrup Sarsaparilla, sewing machines ; Lamps and.kerosine, dried apples : Salt, shovels, fitfewood, saws arid horses Blacksmith's coal, bricks . ~ i 4 . Blocks, chests of carpenter's tools complete" Clothes wringers ; ' Nails, matches, sattsage machines, fllleMFurniture of all descriptions Rubber manufactures , , ; ' Oysters, lolisters, salmon preserved Salted mackerel/liake, salmon, and pork 1 Flavoring extracts, oilmen's stores, hams j AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, viz.— ; Ploughs, hayrakes, hay and manure forks Corn planters, cultivators, horse-powers Threshers, separators, stump machines, . Graift cradles, cheese presses Harrows, bullock.yokes and bows : Barrows, 8 feet chains, picks o 1183 i ; — — ; — i j 0N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED Brandy, Martell's, pale, in qr-casks Ditto, Hennessy's and Martell's in cases Ditto, Clouzeau, No. 6, in ditto Whiskey, Kirkliston, in qr-casks Do, Mehan's, Kirkliston, and Highland small: still, in cases Rum, Jamaica and Demerara, in qr-casks Geneva, halves. ] Old torn, James McKenzie and Co.'s Sherries, in hhds, qr-casks, and octaves Ditto, in cases t Ports, iii hhds and qr-casks Claret, very superior ? .in case Chatapagne Prince of Wales' nectar 'Green ginger wine : j " Belmont sperm candles , Manilla rope' Russian ditto, fine yarn , Raisins, sultanas • ■ Bottled .fruits, 'Batty's : • 8 VSaiioes| assorted, ditto ... •" 'iPickles, ditto, ditto. ( . MoLEAN, THIEL, & MYTTON. 2648 Tuam street, Christchurcii.