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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 229, 10 January 1855, Page 7

JUST RECEIVED, EX "ROYAL STUART," "\XTOOLPACKS (9 lbs.) » * Burns' Cutty Pipes, plain and scoured, Milo's Cutty Pipes, Highlows; nailed and tipped, 10-qr. Witnev Blankets, Superior Welsh Flannel, Prints, Hobbles, Corks, Wine, Ready-made'Sheels, . Oats, &c. Blakiston & Co. "Dolphin." j Just Landed from this Vessel, and on Sale, viz.; ALE, Beer, Spirits, and Wines. Apothecaries* wares, drugs, and salt.Apparel, blankets, calicoes, and draperyBoots and shoes, leather, skins, and grindery. Cabinet-ware, furniture, and paper-hangings. Candles, sperm and mould. Soap, common ajyd fancy. Carpeting, drugget, and upholstery. Clocks (30-hour), and alarums, London-made. Dray-wheels, nails, and spades. Earthenware, glass-ware, and groceries. Felt and straw-hats^ bonnets, and cloth caps. Haberdashery, sadlery, and stationery. Hosiery, and under-ciotbing. Perfumery, combs, brushes, razors, & strops. Sail-cloth, corn, flour, and wool-sacks. Seeds—Trefoil and white clover. Tartan, plaid, and tweeds in great variety. Waterproof clothing of the best description. Robert Latter. Lyttelton, Doc. 21, 1854. Tn sale, At the Stores of the Undersigned, "DIGKLES (pints), and Bottled Fruit -»- Jam in Itb jars Potted Yarmouth Bloaters, and Anchovy Paste Capers and Curry Powder Sauce, and Salad Oil Sardines in quarter and half pounds Cavendish Tobacco, and Cigars Aud all other kinds of Groceries ALSO, TO ARRIVE PEB STEADIES " NEESOX," Two Pockets of Hops. . F. Mason. KAIAPO! GENERAL STORES. THE Undersigned has on hand a large assortment of Ironmongery, Nails, tinware, and brick tools, Flour, oatmeal, and rice, Beef in tierces, salt, cheese, Tea, cofiee, sugars, Soap, starch, blue, soda, pickles, Stock whips, pack saddles, cart harness, <see. Rope, sacks, sacking, Biscuit (in tins), buckets, Powder, shot, caps, Whiskey, Bum, Genera, Wines, Slop clothing, Sec. &c. Geo. C. Black, Agent. ON SALE, ~~ At the Straw Hat and Bonnet Establishment, A LARGE assortment of colored Mohair, Rice, Tuscan, and Fancy Bonnets, latest fashions, real cabbage-tree hats, boys 1 Leghorn do., fancy Tuscan trimmings, white, black and colored Persians, an assortment of white and colored lute string bonnet ribbons, black alpaca, black and colored coburg and Orleans, printed de lame dresses, newest styles, Iloyle's prints, white and unbleached calico, brown deny, black and white kid gloves, silk and thread "do., black and colored Beaufort ties, men's and boys' grey lambs' wool hose and half hose, women's black, white and brown cotton stockings, children's grey and white cotton socks, lambs' wool do., girls' brown cotton stockings, blue sersje shins, and guernseys, Scotch twill and resatta shirts, dressed whalebone, whalebone and steel busks, elastic, dressed and undressed wax dolls, crochet cases and cotton, Berlin wool, Exhibition sewing cotton, worsted and cotton stay laces, silk boot do., cotton cord, hooks and eyes, worsted balls, carnine cotton, inch measures, white and colored brafds, and a variety of other articles. T. CrixiNG.