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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 171, 15 April 1854, Page 4

FOR SALE, AT the Undersigned, the following merchandize, received direct from co tlaud. Shepherd's tweed, Doeskins, Coburgs, Balzarine, Barege, and Delaine dresses, Spun silk Tartans, fancy Poinilla, Flannel, woollen shawls, one Shetland Knitted wool shawl, Window lace, Deny robes, Hoyle's- prints, Worsted braids, Velvet ribbons, Algerine braids, French flowers, babies' fancy hoods, Bonnet ribbons, Cap ribbons, Gloves, Ladies silk neckties, Parasols, Shirting, Calico, Brown and Black Holland, and various other articles. Mrs. Williams. Armagh St., Christeharch, ■ March 30, 1854. FOR SALE, Just arrived from Wellington, per the " Duke of Portland." /COMPLETE sets of Cart Harness, shaft and trace Stockmen's Saddles and Bridles Stuffed Flap Saddles and Snaffle Bridles' Hobbles and Saddle ClothsSerge Regatta Shirts' Wide-awake Hats ■ Woollen Cord, extra strong Birch, Folding and Arm Chairs Blakiston & Co. Lyttelton, February 20, 1854. On Sale, by the IT adersigne.cL TTAMS and BACON,, -■—L Flour, first and secondTea, Coffee, Sugar,. Loaf and.CrystalRice. Oatmeal,. Arrowroot Soap, Starcbj.Blue Cigars, Tobacco and Pipes Pickles, Salad Gil. Vinegar-and Mustard: Butter, Cheese, and Corned Beef Raisins, Currants, Nutmegs, Dates Carbonate of Soda, Treacle, Salt Delaine Dresses,-Coburgs and Prints Ginghams, Brown Hollands,. Flannel Calico, White and Brown Cotton and Silk Handkerchiefs, Shawls - Blue Serge and Guernsey Shirts White and Dark Moleskin Trowsers Denims, Ladies' Cloth Goloshed Boots Side Combs, Needles and Cottons 50 doz. of Breakfast Cups and Saucers At Mrs. E. Cameron'sj Oxford Street, near--the Gaol. White Hart Inn, Christehureh. THE Undersigned return 4.heir sincere thanks to the settlers of Canterbury for the liberal support rendered to them, and beg to assure them they will endeavour to merit its continuance. To obviate the necessity of purchasing two gallons at one lime,.they have arranged to supply the Public with Wines,. Spirits, and ale, of the best quality, from half gallon and upwards at wholesale prices, and by the single bottle, at a small advance. PRESENT CASH PRICES. per gal. per bot. Best Kartell's Brandy . . 28s.- ss. 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 4 2 Sherry 18 4 0 Bottled Ale or Porter, per doz. 20 Peppermint and other Cordials. Wanted —100 doz. of empty bottles, for which the best price will be given. M. B. Hart & Co. Grass and Clover Seeds for Autumn Sowing. 9 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