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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 243, 28 February 1855, Page 9

ON SALE, AT GUNDRY'S Store, Canterbury •*-*•• Street, Lyttelton. Teas Sugars Brandy in cases Old Tom do. Port and Sherry wine do. Bottled Ale and Porter do. . Sperm and Belmont Candles London Mould do. Do. Mottled and yellow soap Brown and Windsor soap Split Peas, &c. Camp ovens, and Iron pots - Saucepans and boilers Brass, copper, and tin kettles Fenders and fireirons Milk pans, strainers Wire sieves, bellows Spades, sifters, wedges : Frying pans, gridirons T and hook hinges Butts, locks, bolts Sheepshears, wool cards Dish covers, tea trays Pewter and tin cups Brass and white metal candlesticks Snuffers and trays Horn and Bull's eye lanthorns Knives and forks, with carvers Spoons, soup ladles White metal tea and coffee pots Japan sngar boxes Cruets and stands, tea bells Steelyards, hand saws Door scrapers, corkscrews Tether rope, holters Paper hangings, twine Brushes, Italian irons Sheet and perforated zinc Linseed and boiled oil Glue, gold size Turkey Umber, White-lead A day and night telescope A cottager's stove A large double tent A case of Mathematical instruments Nails and screws, assorted ' Watertight boots &c. &c. &c. The above goods are just imported direct from England, and will be found of excellent quality. Lyttelton, 20th Feb., 1555. FOR SALE, "I ACRE of the CHURCH BUSH at -*- Kaiapoi. Apply to Mr. W.C. Beswick, Katpoia. TO BE LET CR SOLD, npOWN SECTIONS Nos. 1045 and 1046 in Christchurch, situated in Cambridge Terrace West, adjoining the Royal Hotel. H. I. Cbibi_..n_>. On Sale, at the " Times" Office, Lyttelton. BURTON ALE,"in Hogsheads Brandy in do. and qr.-casks Soap, English Candles Coffee Sugar Watertight Boots Rick-cloths Tarpaulin Canvas Blankets, Witney Stationery and Books (a large assortment) Deep-leaf Gold, &c. White-lead (very superior), iv 28 lb. 56 lb., and 112 lb. packages. February 12, 1855. Grasses, Clovers, &c. for autumn sowing. A(\ CWT« °fixed Permanent Pasture ■^" Grasses (the crop of the present season) 1-0 cwt. White and Red Clovers 5 do. Perennial Red Clover or Cow-gvass 5 do. Broad-leaved Trefoil, Lucerne and Trifolium Incarnatum 2 do. Cabbage, Cauliflower, Savoy, and curled Borecole 40 lbs. Strasburg Onion 40 lbs. White Stone Turnip. W. Wilson, Nursery and Seedsman-