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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 490, 15 July 1857, Page 5

NOW LANDING, EX MOUNTAIN MAID. Mauritius sugar Company's pieces do. Rice, coffee, tea Muscatel raisins, starch Carraway seeds Sydney soap, salad oil Red case gin, rum in hogsheads Case brandy, old torn and champagne Tobacco, eagle brand and honeydew No. 2 Manilla cigars Pole drays and wheels Sole and kip leather Men's watertights Do. Bluchers and Cossacks Women's cloth and cashmere boots goloshed Do. leather boots • Coloured glass sugar basins Half-pint tumblers China dinner services Mahogany stand toilet looking glasses Stockholm tar and pitch, varnish Men's pilot, and pea coats, and reefers Seal skin, and shepherds' coats Moleskin, doeskin, pilot cloth, and cloth trousers Black cloth, satin and fancy vesta Scotch twill, regatta and white shirts Blue serge do. Striped and fancy guernseys Lambs' wool shirts and pants Merino shirts, and serge drawers Men's worsted and lambs' wool hose, and half hose Women's white and black cotton, and lambs' wool hose Blue cloth caps, men's and boys' Men's black felt hats Children's do. trimmed Ladies' beaver riding hats Whisker blondes, flouncings, laces Ladies' neck-ties, cambric habits and sleeves Superior printed cashmere scarf shawls Do. filled Paisley, and plaid do. Sheetings, calico, cotton ticks, Scotch twills Coloured Orleans cloths, black moreens 6-4 gala plaids, swanskin Merino, and delaine robe dresses Ladies' cloth, tweed, and plush mantles Women's and girls' polkas in great variety 1 case furs, sable, ermine, squirrel, &c. Cuffs and boas Woollen knitted cuffs, boas, and armlets White satteen, and Coutille stays Artificial flowers, and corded skirts White and scarlet blankets French cambric handkerchiefs, plain and worked Worsted table covers, and wax cloths Sou-westers, oilskin coats, and trousers A large assortment of haberdashery. The early attention of Storekeepers and Wholesale Buyers is invited to the above seasonable assortment of goods. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. "(Ex Heroes of Alma,) AND ON SALE BY THE UNDER. SIGNED. ICase electro-plated forks, table knives (balance handles), carvers and forks,, pocket, pen, and pruning knives. 1 hhd. glassware, consisting of—custard cups and jelly glasses, pickle bottles (cut), tumblers and wine glasses. 1 hhd. plates, vegetable and meat dishes, green dessert plates, dishes &c, China cups and saucers. ; 1 case shepherd's plaid, small pattern j prints, white, regatta, and lambswool j shirts. 30 bases Oilmen's stores, well assorted. Also, TO ARRIVE PER COSSIPORE, 5 crates of earthenware, consisting of chamber sets (complete) breakfast cups and saucers, meat, soup, pie, and cheese plates, vegetable, meat, and pie dishes, assorted jugs and mugs, large bowls, pudding basins, &c. &c. &c. LEAKE & TAYLER. London St., Lyfctelton. PURSUANT to the provisions of the Auctioneer's Ordinance, Sess. 111., No. 3, I hereby give notice that the undermentioned persons have taken out Auctioneers' Licenses, for the term ending 30th June, 1858:— Joseph Longden, of Christchurch, Commission Agent. Frederick Noble Campbell, of Lyttelton, Merchant. Augustus James Alport, of Lyttelton, Merchant. John Ollivier, of Christchurch, Commission Agent. Edward Allen Hargreaves, of Lyttelton, Merchant. William Thofflson, of Christchurch, Accountant. CHAS. C. BOWEN, Provincial Treasurer. ' Provincial Treasurer's Office, Christchurch, July 8, 1857. NOTICE. —— ALL Persons are. hereby cautioned against'disturbing the Horses notv running in the neighbourhood of Rangiora, or drivng any of them without* permission of. J. H. WARD, Eangiora. June 10,1857. .: -: ,- '