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Business Cards. GEORGE TAYLER, IMFOETEE OP EVEEY DBBCBIPTXOIT OJ BRITISH AND FOREIGN MERCHANDISE. N.B.—lndents on London, Birmingham, Wolyej. bamptoiand Sheffield Houses executed promptly and on reasonable terms. C l4][ R. BILL ENS, TIN SMITH AND LAMP MAKER, Close to the Road Board, RANGIORA. MISCELLANEOUS STORES. C 280 JAMES D. GARWOOD, 6-EITEEAX STOBEKEBPBE, AKAROA. AGKEHT POE THE ' LTTTELTO2T TIMES.' Building Materials. ILT O N AN D (To 7" And PLASTER OF PARIS. BRICKS, SLATES. Galvanized corrugated iron Stourbridge fire bricks Patent paving tiles Plasterers' hair and lime Sheet lead and zinc White lead Boiled and raw linseed Marble mantelpieces R. W. pipes and guttering RANGES and STOVES AT CATHEDRAL YARD C 6260 PATENT PAYING TILES, For Stables and Open Drains AT £7 PER THOUSAND, AT HILTON & CO.'S. C 9511 QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. 100,000 feet flooring boards, American pine and kauri 80,000 feet pine shelving 20,000 feet deals and scantlings 200,000 feet black and white pine and totara boards and scantling, all lengths and sizes 80,000 feet V.D.L. scantling, Bx3, 6 x 3, 6x6, 5x5, 4x4, 4x3, 4 X 2, 3 X 2 40,000 feet battens, 3xl 5,000 feet cedar boards 30,000 5 and G-feet broad palings B,ouo 2§-feet palings 150 pannelled doors 200 pairs sashes and casements, shingles, spokes, naves, &c 30,000 countess slates, 20 x 10 10 tons Morewood's galvanized tinned corrugated iron Galvanized iron Spouting and ridging 50 drums linseed oil 2 tons white lead 10 drums turpentine; Also, SO tons best annealed drawn fencing wire, Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 2,000 standards pierced for 6 wires 10 bales corn sacks MONTGOMERY,;TODHUNTER,& CO. Cashfl street, Christchurch. 27th February 1866. 698 TO CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. BALTIC TIMBER, Ex Norge. THE Undersigned are now landing the entire cargo of TIMBER of the ship Norge, comprising— 518,000 feet of first quality Baltic red and white pine Tongued and grooved flooring Planed and beaded T and G lining boards Deals Battens Squared timber, &c. Also on hand, A large stock of best V.D.L. shingles, palings, battens, &c. T. & E. PAVITT, 30 Gloucester street. Miscellaneous. THE WHEELER and WILSON SEWING MACHINE is the one best calculated for ousehold use.—From "Timb's Year-Book 01 acts for 1865." iITHEELER and WILSON'S patent lockstitch SEWING MACHINES were warded the prize gold medal at the Londo* Ixhibition, 1862, and at the Paris Exhibition, 361, for being superior to all others. jTTHEELER and WILSON'S SEWING ' ' MACHINES perform every species of iwing with a speed of 1500 stitches per minute. and WILSON'S SEWING ' * MACHINES work equally well upoo oollen, cotton, silk, and linen goods. Xf HEELER and WILSON'S lock-stitch SEWING MACHINES, with new im'ovements, at reduced prices. Testimonials om all parts of the colony, and illustrated cirilars sent post free. Mr. W. NEEVE, Ironmonger, Coloml 0 Street, sole Agent for Christchurch. 15 CLAYTON, SIIUTTLEWORTH & CO., ENGINEERS, | MANUFACTURERS OF PORTABLE ' AND FIXED STEAM ENGINES. Machinery for pumping, hoisting, grinding, sawing, and agricultural purposes, &c., specially adapted for the colonies. Portable Steam Engines and Pumps for Sheep - washingStamp End Works, Lincoln ; and 78 Lombard street, London. Descriptive, illustrated, aun priced catalogues free per post. Catalogue* can also be obtained at the office of this journal. 4816 I NDIGESTION AND STOMACHIC WEAKNESS.—PEPSINE.—This invaluable Medicine for weak and impaired digestion, may be had in the form of Powder, Wine and Lozenge. The Powder is pure, the Wine unalterable, and the Lozenge a Dew, agreeable, and convenient manner of taking the medicine. Manufactured by T. MOSSuN & SON, 31, 33, and 124, Southampton Row, Russell Square, London, and may be obtained of all respectable Chemists and Storekeepers. Gelatine (Morson's patent), Morson's Kreosote, and every description of Chemicals, and all New Preparations carefully packed for shipment. *#* See their Name and Trade mark on all PreSarations. Orders to be made payable in Lonon. ■ ' 673 ECONOMICAL WASHING.—For cheap and expeditious washing use Harper Twelvetrees' preparation of Glycerine and Soap Powder, which lathers profusely, and washes with a thir* >f the usual time and trouble. No other washing Powder or Soap Powder will do this! ' Sold i* penny packets by all Storekeepers, and Wholesale jy Harper Twelvetrees, Bromley-by-Bow, Lonlon. 800?