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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 233, 11 August 1864, Page 2

ON SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, ONE HUNDRED CHESTS TEA 150 half do. do. 1'25 boxes do. 20 do. Gunpowder do. 200 boxes Price's Belmont- Sperms 200 do. Neva Sterine do. (lib. packages) 2 cases Price's Night Lights, 6 and 8 hour* 150 bags Compauy's Sugar 100 do. Y do. 60 do. Snowdrop do, 40 do. Crystal do. 10 casks Crushed Loaf Sugar 6 tierces Leaf do. 3 casks do. do. 20 casks Prime York Hams 10 cases do. do. do. 20 do. do. Breakfast Bacon 30 do. Cheddar Loaf Cheese 10 do. North Wilts do. 30 do. pint Pickles (C. & B.) 20 do. do. do. (Cameron's) 10 do. quart do. (do.) 10 do. pint Imperial Pickles 5 do. do. West Indian do. 6 do. do. Oriental do. 10 do. half-pint Assorted Saucoa 5 do. do. Anchovy do. 5 do. do. Mushroom Catsup 2 do. do. Harvey Sauco 10 do. do. Worcester do. 2 do. pint do. do. 10 do. Bottled Fruits (C. & B.) 25 do. half-pints Salad Oil 20 do. pint do. do. 5 do. quarter-do. Curry 5 do. half-do. do. 5 do. do.-pints do. Capers 5 do. half-pints do. do. 2 do. Cayenne Pepper 3 do. Potted Ham, Tongue, &c. (in jars) 5 do. do. do. (in tins) 2 do. Anchovy Paste 2 do. Bloater do. 20 do. quarts White Wine Vinegar 2 do. Lemon Cream (in bottles) 20 do. French Olives 5 do. Spanish do. 5 do. Arrowroot (in lib. bottles) 10 do. pints Raspberry Vinegar 5 do. half-do. do. do. 5 do. pints Essence Coffee 5 do. half-do. do. do. 2 do. Chutney (large bottles) 2 do. do. (small do.) 35 do. lib. tin Jams (Copland's) 5 do. lib. do. (Morton's) 5 do. lib. do. (C. & B.) 5 do. lib. Jars, do. (do.) 5 do. lib. do. do. (Morton's) 2 do. lib. Jellies 5 do. lib, Tins Marmalade (Morton's) 5 do. lib. Jars do. (C. & B.) 20 do. Hobui't Town Jams (in Jars) 20 do. do. do. (in Tins) 10 do. lib. Tins Salmon (C. &, B.) 10 do. lib. do. do. (Morton's) 5 do. 21b. do. do. (do.) 5 do. 21b. do. do. (C. & B.) 6 do. lib. do. do. Lobsters (C. & B.) 5 do. lib. do. do. (Morton's) 20 do. lib. do. do. (American) 5 do. 21b. do. do. (Morton's) 5 do. 21b. do. do. (C. & B.) 5 cu3es lib. Meats 5 do. 21b. do. 10 do. lib. Soups 5 do. 21b. do. 2 do. Gib. Meats 20 do. lib. Tins Oysters (American) 5 do. do. do. do. (Morton's) 5 do. do. do. do. (C. B.) 15 do. lib. Bottled Mustard (Superfine) 10 do. 41b. do. do. (do.) 10 do. lib. do. do. (Fine London) 10 do. ilb. do. do. (do.) 5 cases Mustard (in 7ib. tins) 30 do. 20 do. | do. 20 do. Hol'tt's Hair Oil 15 casks Canary, Hemp, and Rape Seed 10 cases :j lb. Soluable Chocolate 5 do. Fancy French do. 5 do. Soluble Hexagon Cocoa 5 do. Iceland Moss do. 5 do. Honio'opatliic do. 5 do. Orange and Lemon Peol 30 do. Column's Starch 20 do. Blue 2 do. Black Lead 10 do. Bottled Blacking, Is. 6d. 10 do. do. do., Is. 10 do. do. do., 6d. 5 do. Paste Blacking (in gross and half-grOße boxes) 15 bales paper 1 case Brusnwure (assorted) 2 do. 'Twine, do. 2 do. Harper Twclvetrees' Soap Powder 3 do. Baking Powder (in tins) 10 do. Mixed Biscuits 20 casks Dried Apples 10 do. Currants 40 boxes Raisins 100 do. Sultanas do. (small boxes) 2 cases Imperial Plums, 41b. jar» 5 do. Jordan Almonds 5 casks Prunes 3 do. and J boxes Figs 100 boxes Muscatells 50 J-boxes ou cases China G-ingor, &b. If casks Ginger 2 cases Mined Spice 5 casks Carraway Seed 2 cases Liequorice 2 do. Nutmegs 2 do. Cloves 1 do. Isinglass 2 do. Gelatine 10 barrels Carolina Rice 20 bags Patna Rice 20 do. Java 20 cases Bath Brick 5 casks do. 10 casks Oatmeal (2 cwt. each) 20 do. do. (1 cwt. cac' l^ 20 do. I'Parley (do.) lO do. Split Pens (each 2 bushels) 5 caseft JPatiiiil Groats 6 do. do. Barley 5 do. Corn Flour (Brown and Polson'i) 20 boxes do. (Oswago) ~ 10 cases W. I. Arrowroot (in tin*) 100 do. Island do. (141b. tins) do. Sago (loose) 5 do. do. (141b. tins) 2 do. Ground Rice 5 do. Macaroni I 3 do. Vermeeillo 5 do. Plaid Vestas (Bell and Black's), aiaerted. sizes 5 tins Vestas, (do.) 50 tins Colza Oil 20 casks Whiting 10 do. Washing Soda 10 j lilids. Vinegar 10 octaves do. 10 cases Jar Salt 5 do. Bottled do. 10 tons Course do. 10 do. Fine do. Also Solo Agent for M. Somerville's celebrated ' Coffee, Roasted and Ground by Steam. WALTER GRAHAM, City Mart. July 18th, 1864. BEAUTIFUL CLEAN LINEN. W G-- NIXEY'S CRYSTALIZED EXTRACT Ti o of FULLER'S EARTH is the cheapest and best article for washing and beautifying Linen, Woollen, Lace, Lawn, Muslin, &c.; possesses unequalled efficacy in removing Grease, Stains, and the smoke-like colour of linen produced from bad washing, the cxcessy* use of Soda, Lime, and other preparations of Caustic Alkali. " The Extract of Fl'i.iik's Eahth is the quickest and most ell'ective article ever introduced, incapable of injury to the hands or the finest fabric, .and requires only to be tried to bo appreciated."— Times, August 27, 185 I. May be obtained through any respectable Tradesman. Sample Packets, with full Directions for use, price lcl. and 64. 12, 3OHO SQUARE, LONDON.