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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1267, 23 July 1864, Page 8

For Bale. BUSHEL CORN 4320 c F ° rSnl ° WALTON, WARNER & CO. RICE-NEW SEASON'S. JQRESSED, Patna, and Carolina, in small bags. 4321 o FOr Sal ° WALTON, WARNER & CO. TO CONNOISSEURS OF CHOICE OLD WINES. QIX QUARTER-CASKS OF NUTTY BROWN O SHERRY, Seven Years in bond. 43 22 o For Sale Walton, warner & co. "MAY QUEEN" FROM GLASGOW. ROBERT SYMINGTON has much pleasure in calling attention to the FOLLOWING GOODS, To arrive by the above vessel, now nearly due. DRAPERY. Tapestry and Brussels carpets Kidderminster do. Velvet-pile and Axminster hearth rugs Wool damasks, reps, &c Shepherd and fancy Tweeds Tweed coatings Broad and narrow black cloths Bedford cords, &c Black and coloured alpacas Do. do. lustres Brown Hollands Cricketing flannel Embroidered poplin robes Gent's silk scarfs and ties Indian corahs and other handkerchiefs Fancy silk and coloured glace Fancy and embroidered table covers Huckaback and Turkish towels Nursery and birdseye diaper Cotton and merino under-shirts Do. do. pants Do. do. hosiery Mohair, silk, and fancy trimmings . Steel, gilt, and other dress buttons Printed felt carpeting Brush and rope mats Horrocks' shirting and long cloth Scotch hollands Window do. i Rolled selesias and cambrics t } Cotton sheetings, 54, 72,81 and 90-inch | Grey calicoes, 33, 36, 68 and 70-inch ! Cotton and union tick Ladies and girls underclothing, stays, &c Sewed muslins Men's black and drab felt hats New prints Counterpanes, quilts and toilet covers, Men's and boy's Tweed suits, &c White, scarlet, and blue blankets Mattrass, cases, &c Curled horse hair Haberdashery &c. &c. &e.

BUILDING MATERIALS. 25 tons galvanized corrugated iron, in zinc lined cases GALVANIZED IRON RIDGING, NAILS, &c. 20 tons Grovan bar and rod iron .. 21 cwt lead pipe, J, f, I,IJ, and li iso* 5 tons sheet lead 10,000 duchess, slates 5,000 countess do 60,000 feet flooring Boards 70 bills wliitewood architraves 100 barrels cenient PROVISIONS. Sinclair's haras and bacon 20 barrels fcplit peas 20 do pearl barley 20 loads oatmeal, in stone jars 35 boxes Dunlop cheese 40 do Cheddar do 200 cases refined table salt 40 barrels hand-picked blue peas 20 chests superior congou 40 half chests do ALES, &c. 125 casks Tennant's bottled ale and stout quarts and pints 80 do Arrol's India pale ale, quarts 20 do, do, do, pints 35 do, do London stout, quarts 15 do, do, do, pints 30 hhd McEwan's No. 3 ale 6 do, do porter 25 qr casks Martel's pale brandy 200 cases Hennessy's do Also, 25 cwt best white lead (J. & J. G. Scott's) 10 do putty in skins 50 galls linseed oil, raw 50 do, do, boiled 50 do refined pale rape oil 50 do refined spirits of tar 10 cwt do red lead 50 boxes tinplates 4 casks zinc sheets 6 do hollow-ware 9 crates Dutch butter pots 4 bales, 250 each, best tweeled three-bushel sacks 26 coils bolt rope

40 barrels archangel pitch 30 do Stockholm tar 6 combined reaping and mowing machines, by Brigham and Bickerton, Berwick-on-Tweed 23 cases superior dining, drawing, arid bedroom furniture ROBERT SYMINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH AND LYTTELTON. ■ 11th July, 1864. *IS2C FRUIT & FOREST TREES, EVERGREEN SHRUBS, HEDGE PLANTS, &c. A FURTHER PORTION of my Nursery Grounds are obliged to be CLEARED for building purposes, in consequence of which the following TREES AND PLANTS "Wlhh BE SOLD AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES To effect a speedy clearance: Choice, named, sorts of pear trees, from one to seven years, grafted Cherries, best sorts, named, from one t« five years, grafted Plums, green gages, and other named varieties Peaches—Royal George's and other best sorts Apricots, nectarines and figs Large fruit-bearing filberts and walnuta Gooseberries, red and black currants Raspberries and strawberries. AlsoLaurels, laurustines, arborvitas, hollies Evergreen and deciduous barberries, elders Scarlet-blossomed thorns, jessamines Honeysuckles, white Portugal brooms Gold Japan trees, roses, lilacs &c. &c. &c, Also— Ash, oak, elm, pineaster, flrs, poplars Weeping willows, laburnums, chestnuts Limes, mountain ash, beech Sycamores and other forest trees. Also— Strong thorns, privets, gorse, Cape and English broom, sweet briar, and thorn acacia for hedges AlsoStrong roots of Giant Victoria rhubarb, asparar gus, sea-kale, artichokes, &c. &c. W. WILSON, 3205 c Nursery and Seedsman. THE best and cheapest MILK DISHES to be had at Calvert's cheap tin shop, High street, Christchurch, opposite to the Wesley an Church. <3 4596