Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 553, 20 February 1858, Page 2

twine, cupboard locks, plane irons, 1-knife-and. fork dessert services, copper scales and balances, marine compasses, wrapping paper, spectacles] looking glasses, rulw^table mats, steel pens and holders, pencils^ mathematical instruments, leather piirses/sUk glass egg cups, candle ornaments,dishes, handled cans, goblets,'l sugar basins and creams, cruets, mustard "pptSii; knife "rests," "decanters, tumblers, wines, butter plates, butter boats, ginger beer tumblers, netted silk bags, leather reticules and bags, portfolios, horse hair petticoats and improvers, nail and Jiearth_ Ibrushes, painters' -ofushesjr-smlilMido^ and side jcombs, perfumery* fancy «oaps, soap botesytoyfl, lQ>ox geoin«rfcal iolidl with the conic sections, dolls, boys' calf. kip and nailed lace-up and watertight boots, grained knee boots, navy shoe*;-girls'and ladies' satin and kid shoes, ladies' cloth and Cashmere boots, ! girls'do., leather shoes, women's patent shoes j (welts), infant's; Morocco and patent strap Bn. oe t 8», Pi*m' patent leather shoes and carpet shpperMside andOo!ther^adalef£ bridles, body rollers, breaking-bits; ladies' saddlebags, '^^ rfough??j»*Z hobble*, double shot belts, staiUonWs, weight belts, manger, chains, ; dampers, fir* Irdni .Jrosk.-cut saw^-eloWlihes, 'feather dusterir-apnV i&dsteads, cigars 4'pair ;oT splendir^vas^gbld^an^ilveP^eaasi^teel Busks, brown ah<fiancs parasols; ; l e]dtißi <pidered A muslin covers; jWoiirting collaWaM'cuffsVSeWed muslin habits1 an3 I'Sleeves, muslin anfr'jacbnet Jc^emisettes' 7embfoidered -skirts', frob&r and •frock bodies, sew^d scollop and insertidii^'cam. ;bric and - embroidered' kerchiefs; white x- lace skirts, lace habits and^sleeveSjblack'Kiid *fhite lace • mantles,- tambour and- cross bat ttttiitles, black velvet, cloth.and Cashmere 1 fcHnilesj^pe.' rio|r black glac<s ladies' atfi| u;riiaids' 'straw and felt hats assorted; ladies* 1 Wn^insiids' "Straw hats, infant's' caps, ladies* night F'<4pß • mohairy Sontag;' and dress' caps f cap;; ffdntsj f todows r caps; cap^" croWns/ Sontag "and"pther ; head dresses, laoesy e^gUgs-, insertions^'b'feienille head dressed,1 "catnbrib • flouncingjßi:!Bl^ck" j6rape collars and sKev^'blaclc.'crape ifallgj^lafek^crape 'bracelets, crape,and bugle JMimniig- >oillack :bjagle fringe, chenillfe tassels,' white silk' KTohde with bugles, black silk cord girdles and 3tassels colored- silk do.,'slack and'coloured'siHrft-in&e' black and colpredjgimps,assorted^lfc^rfmftibgs,' wide black satin : fringe,' Prussian .binding-, colored mehait^rmdsFdorbred worsted1 and mohair-braids, !wHite cbftton'' wave braid, embossed velvet trimming'.'Siriitt's1 stnall 1 cord, enibroidery_cottpn, crochet;cotton, cotton and linen tapes, b^ton moulds, satin wire linen, agate and pearl buttons, black and white metal buttons," ;Black Florentine buttons, ribbon wire, h'ooks^and eyes, bonnet wire, thread, pins',- hair -pins,' whife cotton fring'ei Brussels net curtains, furhituregimpi and binding; curtain -fange,bandsrand^(^dßTwndow"cbrdre]asijc silk bracelets, filoselle and floss silk, needles^ fancy buttons, crochet cases, leather and elastic belts, India rubber garters j India rubber>eb, white and black; assorted ribbons, viz,—narrow French satin, bonnet, and gauze; ladies' black and fancy silk neck ties, black and colored dress loops, 'black cotton' velveVribbon, black and '-jcoforedj sUkj velvet', ribbon, colored silk cord, Cashmere binding, whitel and colored! sewing 'silkiTp'ilrse,,- twist, silk" aiid v military braids, silk Eussia" braid, satin aprons^ Jcotton star braid, round .and flat silk laces, girls'white" and colored silk: gloves; iCashmerev/ kid and tan leather, Lisle ,s, thread,; and worsted gloves; mens* hose, yiz.-^black and\white lambsi wool, grey: knitted, brown, and grey cotton ; do./halfhose ; women's and maids' grey," white, brown and black cotton; lambs wool, 'merino, and worsted hpsej mens' r white 'cotton night-Caps, coloured tablecloths, white flannel under shirts, blue and striped Guernseys, men's merinovests, lamb s-wool drawers, men's and boys' bW serge shirts, white cotton sheets, white Windsor holland, coloured cotton counterpanes, white and blue serge, 10-4 and 11-4 Whitney blankets, double mattrasses, white; and greycalico assorted, white .and grey, sheeting, prints assorted, grey twilled calico, Scotch fiwHl shirting, huckaback, diaper, drills,,,duck, ;.ca]nvas,' cotton tick, white and drab moleskin, z drab cord, sateen, brown linen,, : brpwni holland,' defi[ims, derrys, ■ dungarees^;, ; Welsh's, -Lan^shire, and electro 'blue and pink"*' namiels'jf JKjclderniinster carpet, hearthrugs, "bdys* cloth paletots, fancy moleskin, , worsted, v cord ; trowsevs; : tweed, doeskin and'lined drill" trowsers1'; broad cloth, shepherd?s, plaid *clpth- boys* and- men's tweed icoats, 'waterproof "'coats, brown bbaver; black '■ beaVer-ekin,i :pocket; caps and hoods, mantle ; elbths, - black cotton velvet-gala plaid,' arid all Wool tartan; black cloth trowsers^ cord trpwsers, india rubber and white* leatheribraies^yi^acca tweed and lustre; coats ;•.menVj!Scotch twill/shirts, fancy , regatta ; j shirts ?/; delaine, 'barege, an^Ccolbured muslin dresses; r^rencK delaTnes and French barege robes; I'coloured- barege; :i {cjiecked, coloured, glacd V( and black slllcj: fei'act siHc arid fen-y velvet, cbloureia borih^^sil^brbcaaea silk robes, striped, and "checked" ;alpacca~"dresses, coloured and black Circkssian'tloths, erleans, alpacca, coburgs,, dimity; white moVeeii,' scarlet damask;.i^hite;,blacki: and: colou'i-ed roiled .laconet; slate and black glazed Jjning.j] cambrics ;.v:bopk, lawn', and table check muslin; crinolineu'lenps.apd.fpundation muslin, coloured and white embroidered 'miftlhi} ,^lute embroidered net, police jackets, children's wool muffs and victorines,-sable boas -and victorines,..American.,fox boas;, jnen's/and;boys' cloth caps,'children's . trimnied; beaver "hats, ! men's reversible caps, plu'sli scarfs, inch's satin and fancy stocks, &c, &c., &c. F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO. Lyitelton/February 5, 1858.