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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 492, 22 July 1857, Page 7

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, | PEK IATE AEEIVALS. SUGARS, —Mauritius, Pampanga, Cossipore, and Company's Pieces Tea in chests, half-chests Do. boxes and catties Manila rice, coffee Mould and sperm candles Composite and wax candles London, Liverpool, and Sydney soap Oilman's stores Worcester vinegar Oatmeal, split peas, pearl barley Sago, starch, mustard, soda Tobacco, negrohead, Manila chero Do. cavendish, cigars Station stores for sheep dressing Crockery, boots and shoes Brandy in hhds. and qr.-casks and cases Rum do. Gin do. Old torn do. and cases Port wine in qr.-casks and cases Superior whiskey in qr.-casks Geneva, red case Sherry in qr.-cask and cases Allsopp's ale in hhds. Do. pale ale in bottle Corn sacks, wool packs Cord and moleskin trousers Cork beds, mattrasses Clocks, glassware Assorted nails, steel in bundles i Iron piping Camp ovens, iron pots Dray wheels and axles '"■""■* i Cement, pitch, tar, &c, &c, &c. COOKSON, BOWLER & CO. Lyttelton, April, 1857. SKINLESS OATS. ; A New variety, Jaiely raised at Ran- j giora from imported seed, will ! shortly be ready for Sale at £1 per bushel. j It has the following valuable properties :— Is naturally without husk; Weighs from 56 to 60fbs. per bushel; Is extremely prolific; Will not stake out, though dear1 ripe; Is well adapted for grinding • and, Is not troublesome as a weed after harvest. J. HAMILTON WARD. Rangiora, January 1857. NOW LANDING, EX MOUNTAIN MAID. ~A /j~auritius sugar JIJLL. Company's pieces do. Bice, 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 waterfcights Do. Bluchers and Cossacks Women's cloth and cashmere boots goloshed 80. leather boots ■ Coloured glass sugar basins Kalf-pint tumblers Chiua dinner services . Mahogany stand toilet looking glasses Stockholm tar and pitch, varnish ; Men's pilot, and pea coats, and reefers i Seal skin, and shepherds' coats Moleskin, doeskin, pilot cloth, and cloth trousers

Black cloth, satin and fancy vests 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 dresse3 Ladies' cloth, tweed, and plush mantles Women's and girls' polkas in great variety 1 case furs, sable, ermine, squirrel, <ftc. 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.

BOOKBINDING. ORDERS for all work of this description will now be tak-m for immediate execution., at the office of the Xjytcelton Times.