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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 513, 3 October 1857, Page 7

THOMAS R. FISHER & CO. i HAVE ON SALE AT THEIR NEW STORE, HIGH-STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, SNOW-DROP, Crystals, and other sugars, treacle Fine Shanghae, congou f-chests, coffee Currants, raisins, dried apples, bottled fruit Barcelona nuts, Coward's, Why brow's, and other pickles Copeland and Bains's jams, jellies, Orange and lemon marmalade, salad oil anchovy paste Potted bloaters, maccaroni, Coleman's mustard Stivens & Co.'s sauces, vinegar, Glenfield starch Sydney soap, thumb blue, whiting Patna and Java rice, oatmeal, sago Split peasj pearl barley, flour Mixed spice, nutmegs, cassia, cloves, mace, Jamaica ginger Pimento, black pepper, wax vestas Manilla rope, spun yam American gothic clocks, tubs, buckets, brooms, axes, axe handles, whisks, clothes-pegs Foster's spades, pointed and tread shovels Stable forks, sheepshears, cart whips, Bellows, candle moulds, lamp wick Dairy and-other salt Ac., &c., Sec. TO SHEEPFARMERS. THE undersigned have on sale a supply of Stores imported expressly for Station use, consisting of ■ lOlb-woolpacks j Tea ; Sugar Wines and spirits i Ale and porter Rice I Candles Raisins . j Currants Oilmen's stores Tobacco ■Coffee ' : Boots and shoes ] Soft goods ; Fencing wire and staples And other supplies required by squatters. MILES, KINGTON, & CO.,| Norwich Quay. FOR SALE, AT the Stores of the undersigned, ex Heroes of Alma and late arrivals:— * Mustard, in 1-lbs. and f-lbs. Salad oil, half-pints, pints and decanters Pickles, quarts and pints Sauces, capers, curry powder Cayenne pepper Raspberry vinegar, jam, bottled fruits Chocolate Jamaicaginger, ground and whole Castor oil, carbonate of soda Tartaric acid and cream of tartav Tamarinds, mixed peel Oatmeal and pearl barley, in 14-lb tins Vermicelli and Maccaroni, in 4-lb tins Anchovy and bloater paste Yarmouth bloaters Blacking, washing soda, &c, <fee. Also, . A general assortment of Grocery. F. MASON. London street, Lyttelton. HENRY JONES BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Kaiapoi and the surrounding country, that he has opened a general store on his premises by the new bridge, and hopes by strict attention and moderate prices to secure a share of public patronage. HENRY JONES Has on sale the following goodsTea, coffee, sugars assorted Flour, oatmeal and rice Currants, raisins, dried apples Jams, bottled fruit, pickles Soap, Liverpool and Sydney, starch Candles mould and sperm, matches Salt coarse and fine, pepper, mustard Sago, arrowroot, split peas, vinegar Tobacco, cigars, pipes, washing soda j Salad oil, candle wick, blue stone Sardines, salt pork, cheese Blue serge shirts, moleskin trousers Strong watertight boots, felt hats Boy's trousers, shirts, hats and caps Children's strong leather boots and shoes Ladies' and children's kid top and cloth do.. Boots all sizes, oil table covers A general assortment of ironmongery Camp ovens, iron pots, saucepans Nails from 1 to 6 inch, floor and fine brads Locks, hinges, screws, sheet zinc Paint all colours, patent driers Boiled oil, turps Putty, window glass cut to all sizes Doors, windows, &c, made to order Funerals furnished. MRS. JONES, "■myriLLINER and dress-maker, has on. JxL sale, linen, linen drapery, haberdashery, and millinery of every description, baby linen, white robes, &c, straw, tuscan, and leghorn bonnets and hats all sizes . jf .I).—-Ladies' department separate j straw ■ and ti. scan bonnets made, cleaned, and altered, to the' West fashion, mantles made to order.