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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 389, 26 July 1856, Page 3

On Sale, ex "Marmora." 40 o< * Cosssipore sugar 26 bags Snowdrop do. 27 do. Crushed do. 64 do. Crystalls do. 80 do. No. 1 pieces do. 4 hhds. loaf do. 5 hhds. rum 28 O.P. ALSO, 1 case stationery 1 bale, containing ladies'cloth mantles, shepherds' shawls, boys' belts, buttons, &c. Waitt, Habgbeaves, & Co. Norwich Quay, May 13, 1856. Ex "Bart." "PINE Congo Tea -*• Cossipore, Mauritius, and Java sugar Treacle Dried apples, currants Eleme and Sultana raisins Soap and candles Sago, Fry's chocolate and cocoa Carraway seeds and whole ginger Coffee, starch and confectionery Lilac prints, white and gyey calicos, cotton cord, Scotch twill, flannel, blue serge, Colonial tweed, Coburgs, brown holland, Derrys, cord trowsers, boy»' cord do., mens' lambs wool hose, women's do. do., Regatta and Scotch twill shirts, diaper, thread, br;iid, worsted, ribbons, blk silk handkerchiefs, children's grey socks, men's brown felt hats, etc. J. G. Fyfe. Lyttelton, 20th June, 1855. Ex "Marmora." T TGHT one horse potatoe ploughs ■" American churns and cheese presses Patent seed drill and horse rake Do. Chaff cutters. A. J. Alport. Lyttelton, May 21, 1856. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, on easy terms :—The entire Clydesdale horse Giant. The entire draft horse, Dapple Tom. 2 3jt. old draft mares, in foal. A draft gelding-, with shaft harness. A 2yr. old do., unbroken. A roam mare, broken to saddle and harness, in foal, and with foal by her side 4 well bred hacks, all in foal, will each cany a lady A fine colt, foal by Wanderer Modirideroo. perfectly quiet A colonial made liorsedray, Ransome's wheo.Js A doubl3-shaft dray for horses or bullocks Also The lease of a fifty acre section, well fenced, four miles from Christ church, about 40 acres of which are broken up, and ready for wheat For further particulars apply to Mr. A. C. Knight, or to Messrs. Gould and Miles, Christchurch. This Day is published, price Is. THE LAND REGULATIONS For the Province of Canterbury. Lyttelton : at the " Times" Office. Christchurch: Mr. B. W. Mountfort. Kaiapoi : Mr. Black. ON SALE. A T the FAMILY HERALD OFFICE "^ London Street, Lyttelton,— Family Heralds, School Books, Slates, Slate and black lead pencils, stationery, pocket bibles, prayer-books, Lett's diaries, assorted. A varied stock of the latest works, by the best authors, comprising History, Astrouomy, Medicine Novels and Romance, &c. Carpenters' tools, brass iittings for window blinds, brass scales and weights, tin and saddle tacks, ladies' French clogs, See. E. Rksxox.