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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 278, 30 June 1855, Page 7

Just received, ex " Cornutoa." SHHDS. India Pale Ale , 5 do Truman's Stout. 5(10 . .., A. E. White & Co. tyttelton, 18th June, 1855. ~^N SALE, Ex " Gratitude." RICE, OATMEAL Pudding Raisins and Currants Coffee and Pepper Starch, Stone blue Tiiitaric Avid and Carbonate Soda Sydney mould candles Bock Salt C;&iamere shawls PljE coats, thigh boots, and sou-westers White beige shuts, and blue Guernseys Furniture, consisting.of— Cedar washstands Dining and dressing* tables Cane-bottomed chairs American bedsteads ' Palliasses and Flax mattrasses Looking- glasses Cart harness , French windows and panelled doors Sink-stones . Nails and staples ■ A. E. White & Co. Lyttelton, 11th June 1865. Permanent Pasturage Grasses and" Clovers, PACEY'S Perennial Rye-grass Phleum Pralense, Timothy grass Lolium ltalicihn, Italian Ryegrass Dactylis Glmnerata, Cocksfoot Anthoxanthuin Odoratuni, Sweet Vernal Alopecurus Prateiisis, Meadow Foxtail Cynosurus Cristatus, Crested DogstaH Festuca Duriuscula, Hard Fescue Holcus Lanatus, Woolly soft grass Festuca Pvatevtsis, Meadow Fescue Poa Nemoralis, Wood Meadow grass Festuca Oviua, Sheep's Fescue Onobrychis Saliva, Sainfoin Medicago Sativa. Lucerne Trifolinin Inciirnatuni, Crimson Clover Lotus Major, Broad leaved Trefoil Trifolium Prateuse, Red Clover Trifoliuin Repens, White Dutch Clover Trifolium Pratense Perenne, Cow grass : The above varieties include the leading pasture grasses, and can be supplied either separately at their respective prices, or at I s Ad. -per Ib. in mixture, comprising the requisite proportions of each sort best suited to ensure, at all seasons, a dense sward of luxuriant grasses and clovers. 3,000 ]hs. Pacey's Perennial Byegrass, 10(1. per 1 b. W. Wilson, Nursery and Seedsmau. Canterbury House. MRS. FORD begs most respectfully to acquaint die inhabitants of Lyttelton and the surrounding bays, that she has just received by the Coruubia, a large assortment of Drapery Goods of every description, which she is determined to sellat the lowest possible.profit. Long cloths, yard wide, from 5-|d. per yard Alpacas ■ Coburgs of every colour. Circassian robes Paris wreaths , Artificial flowers in great variety Ponnet shapes and tips straw, Tuscan, and other bonnets 'White Muslin robes Winter shawls Haberdashery of every description. rs. F. particularly calls the attention of Ladies to her large assortment of silks suitable for the present season. Observe—Canterbury Hoi.se, Opposite Mr. Sundry's Store, Canterbury Street. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, fcoot an* Sfyoz jnanufnctttm, I£en^tr=sdl£r, Lyttelton and Christchurch. TN Returning thanks for the very liberal patronage he has received for the last four years, begs to inform the public generally, that °» and after Monday the 14th inst., lie intends io make a reduction of at least 20 per cent, for f goods bought for cash. A call will verify l«e truth of the above statement.