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P. W. FOLEY, PLASTERER, FROM LONDON. All orders left with Mr. Whincop, Plumber' and Painter, Colombo Street, will be punctually attended to. " FOR SALE, EX FRANCIS FROM SYDNEY. SYDNEY built drays, with shaft and' leading harness Also, Spring carts and harness Apply to GOULD & MILES. "COOKHAM BOOTS AND SHOES, EX NOURMAHAL. £\ AAA pairs of the above well' & J\JVj\J known goods, and to follow per Maori, daily expected, a similar con-1 signment. GOULD & MILES. \

ON SALE,

WHISKEY in qr.-casks, tea, assorted" sauces, mixed pickles, salad oil,;; clay pipes, arrowroot, Barcelona nuts, soap,f tarred rope, corn sacks, Stockholm tar, white • lead, wire'netting, ground coffee, chocolate,; round shovels, American axes, flour mills, steel,;' handsaws, tenor saws, frying pans, lantherns,; steelyards, hobbles, wrapping paper, umbrellas, I boot-jacks, gents', saddles complete^ Bath i bricks, glassware, fancy soaps, walking sticks, 5 riding whips, looking glasses, clothes lines, cash • boxes, flutes, spice boxes, 2 and 3 ft. rules, * mathematical instrument cases, twine, knivesand forks, girdles, .files, white lead, dry colors,! I rack taps, chair webb, fancy pipes, electro-plated '• spoons and forks, cake trays, toddy kettles,; cruet stands, Palmer's lamps, vases, nail brushes, spirits of tar, coffee, 8-day and 30- • hour clocks, fancy cotton drill, spurs, worsted ' cord trowsers, cotton cord trowsers, linen drill trowsers, dark fancy tweed coats, cotton cord ; and moleskin, black sateen, cotton ticks, linen \ drills, dungaree, derry, denims, duck, hucka-' back, brown Holland, dimity, diapers and scar- l let damask, blue serge shirts, carpets, hearth; rugs, striped guernseys, pocket siphohias, black broad cloth, shepherd's check, men's worsted' hose, child's Tartan socks, women's black cotton stockings, women's white cotton stockings, ■ men's black and colored silk handkerchiefs, colored Cashmere mufflers, boys' and men's felt hats, ladies'felt hats, ladies'beaver hats, black cotton velvet, Prussian binding, black and drab silk twist, coloured sewings, mohair and worsted braids, furniture binding, furniture linings, black silk, lace, velvet, cloth and muslin mantles, Turkey and Mader cotton handkerchiefs, Scotch fcwill shirts, Cobnrghs, Orleans, and Circassian cloths, French Merinos, Linsey Woolseys, Dresses with velvet trimmings, black and colored silk velvet ribbons, widows' caps, dress caps, girls' and women's fancy silk bonnets, black and colored silk girdles, bonnet, cheekand self colored glace silks, fancy Chintz prints, fancy prints, Hoyle's prints, Cambric/jaconet, and book muslins, Bishop's lawn, sewed fig book muslin, rolled jaconet, rolled Cambric, cross bar and tape checked muslins, corded petticoats, 72 in. white damask, white and grey cheese cloth, white and grey calicoes, long cloth, American cloth, Bengal striped Paisley shawls, all wool Tartan shawls, embroidered -woollen shawls, fancy Cashmere shawls, Canton crape shawls, 5-4 Tartan handkerchiefs, silk barege shawls, China crape chintz shawls, ball dresses, chintz barege dresses, mourning barege dresses, white bobbin net, figured and sprig nets, men's colored Lisle thread gloves, men's colored kid *loyes, girls' colored and white kid gloves, ladies' black lace mits, girls' white satin and kid shoes, leather belts, gold bordering, Whitney blankets, satin, sarsnet, taffeta, and gause ribbons^ bonnet, ribbons, American devillers, Yalenceine'sNewport thread, and cotton edging] and laces, Paris blonds, whisker blonds,° and )lond edgings, black thread, silk edgings, and laces, artificial flowers, black crape, bugle collars, and collarets, white muslin embroidered collars, white muslin, lace chemizettes, and habit shirts, muslin habits and sleeves, muslin and lace sleeves, bridal wreaths, head dresses, mohair caps, mohair half-caps, mohair coronets, gimps, fringes, tapes, needles, braids, hooks and eyes', j embroidery cotton, crochet thread, struts small cord, bobbin, black and white lace falls, gossomer falls, black crape bracelets, fancy and pearl bracelets, ladies' colored and mournin"- silk neck ties, white and black netted and colored satin loops, Fenwick trimmings, watered trimmings white cotton fringe, bullion and toilet fringe improvers and hair petticoats, baby flannels' button moulds stays, stay binding, bonnet wire skirt cord satin, wire, green, scarlet, and white blind tassels, cork soles watertight boots women s cloth goloshed boots, Cashmere boots! women s leather lace boots, clogs, «nrls* kid ton boots/ girls' cloth goloshed boots, 6-3 navy shoes copy books, novels, Ready Reckoners, Pilgrim s Progress, Dictionaries, spelling books memorandum books, day books, 1 song books' music, French note paper,, diary books, steel pens and pen holders/black lead pencils THif R ?° BL E C^MPBELL & CO. __Lyttelton, June 22, 1858.

JAMES MORRISON & CO. beg to inthat I 0™ ? e mlmbitents of Lyttelton, Retail pLn 6 T ned a Whole^le and Kttail Establishment, j n Canterbury Street price! aVtlCle at a chea P nd "oderafi Every class of merchandise now on hand Unterbory-st., Lyttelton, April 19, 1858.

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Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 590, 30 June 1858, Page 6

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Tapeke kupu
740

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 590, 30 June 1858, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 590, 30 June 1858, Page 6

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