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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 165, 4 March 1854, Page 11

White Hart; Inn, Christchnrch. Undersigned return their sincere -"-• thanks to the settlers of Canterbury for the liberal support rendered to them, and beg to assure tiiem they will endeavour to merit its continuance. To obviate ibe necessity of purchasing two gallons at. one time, they have arranged to supply the Public with Wines, Spirits, and ale, of the best quality, from half gallon and upwards at wholesale juices, and by the single bottle, at a small advance. PRESENT CASH PHICEB. per gal. per hot. Best MartelFs Brandy . . 28s. bs. Old Jamaica Rum' . . .18 3 6 Fine Scotch "Whiskey . .18 3 6 London Old Tom . . .20 4 0 Hollands or Geneva . .18 3 6 Port Wine . . . .18 402 Sherry . . . . .18 4 0 Bottled Ale or Porter, per doz. 20 Peppermint and other Cordials. Wanted —loo doz. of empty bottles, for which the lest price ivill be given. M. B. Hart & Co. Ex "John Taylor," "Cornwall," and other vessels. Tl/TARTELL'S BRANDY, in qr. casks. •JJ-L Superior do. in cases, Champagne. Madeira. Claret. Port. Belmont Sperm Candles. Sydney Mould do. Fry's Chocolate, superior Soluble Navy, and in bonbons of every description, Coffee, Tea. Rice, Salt. Flour, New Zealand and barrel. Tobacco, Strychnine. Sheep wash Tobacco. Camp Ovens, 3-legged Pots, Boilers. Blocks, Ash Oars. Cheese. Cookson, Bowler, & Co. November 10 th. Ex "Admiral GrenfelL" SCOTCH WHISKEY. Furniture, Slops, Earthenware. Harness, Cutlery, Tweeds, Biscuit, H. J. Le Ores. To Storekeepers and Others. EOR SALE, to arrive from Wellington per first vessel 20 cases of Martell's Brandy 6 chests Congou Tea 6 half do. do. The above are of the best quality. Cookson, Bowlek & Co. Lyttelton, Jan. 24, 1854. Seeds for Autumn and Winter Sowing. ICWT. Cabbage Seeds, comprisingEarly York, Fulham, Eastham, Kentish. Sugar-loaf, Drum-head, and Imperial Battersea 20 lbs. Cauliflower, Savoys, and Curled Greens 50 bushels Field Peas 2 cwt. Horse Bpans W. Wilson. Grass and Clover Seeds for Autumn Sowing. £) TONS English Grasses, the crop of '"■' the present Season, and grown in the Settlement. 4 cwt. Clovers, white and red 2 do. Lucerne 1 do. Trefoil 1 do. Trifolium Incarnatum The varieties are all carefully proven before being offered, and growing samples of each can be seen. W. Wilson, Nursery and Seedsman,